4
MOLLIE MONTROSE IS QUEEN
UNBEATEN CESARION FILLY WINS THE
MARTHA WASHINGTON STAKES.
Defeats Notasulqa Decisively and Equals the
Track Record of :47 4-5 for Half Mile
— Emerqency’s Best Race.
Now Orlonns, La.. February 22. — George Hollo’s
unbo.atoii Mollie M<uitro.se won the Marllia WaKbing-
ton SUikes. for two-yea r-ol<l8 at a lialf mile, Ibe
feaiure of the card at ibe Fair Grounds this after-
mM>n. It was the fiftli victor>' for the daughter of
<Vsariou — Ttezique ami she has thoroughly demon-
straUMl that she is the l>est of \\ev age and sex here.
The publie liad eoine to Indieve that Notasulga.
wliieh had just changed hands for $."».4HlO. was best
and .slie had heavy support.
Breaking from the outside, ^^ollie Moiitros«‘ raced
aroumi tWe others in the first sixteentli and set a
fast pace. As they straightened out iu the home-
si ret«-h Ni»H>l t»r«uiglit Notasulga up witli a rush and
at ItM* eiglitii p‘*st was lappetl on the leader. At
lliis point it appeared as if Mollie Muntros«* would
lie iMateri. Garner .shook her uji, however, and she
res]H>nd4‘tl gamely drawing away ami winning easily
by a length and a half. The half mile was run iu
■ -IT.#, whiiti mpials tlu* trark ns-onl made by Lucy
Marie with 1<>7 i»oiuids up, April (i, last. TJiere were
tio exeiises to 4>fTer f«*r Nota.sulga’s defeat. Site was
:iway well. <dear of interfer<*m‘«» at all stages and
giv«‘n a go«Kl ri«le, 'I'he gross value t>f the stakes
was .$1.0-40, the winner’s portion of which was
Kmergemy’s performance in llie third race, when
he t»M>k up l.’JO pounds and ran three-quarters of a
mile in shows that this Imrse is «*ntitled to
rank with the l>e.st liere. It was not that he w<m
with a if this weight up that made his performance
impressive, but rather the fact that ho was cut off
twice in the ract* and inierfere<l with all during the
early running. .Tames McCormick said that it was
the l>€st race of Emergency’s eai'eer.
Garner sc-ored the jockey honors tislay. He had
no intmnt in the first race, but rode the winners
of the next three. In the fifth and .seventh he was
unplaced. He di<i not ride in the sixth. Jockeys
Troxler and Walker were suspended by the starter
for one week for disolH‘dienee at the post in the
Make race. Jockey L. Smith wlio was injured here
some time ago is about again and wMl be seen in
llie saildle Mimday.
T'lie stewards issued a ruling after the seventh
race tliat .Moiiochord will not W* i>ermitted to start
<»ii a Iwavy Inuk.
COLONEL JACK WINS ASCOT DERBY.
J. R. Lauqhrey Steps Into a Hole and Falls —
Radtke and Preston Each Fined $100.
AUNT ROSE EQUALS TRACK RECORD.
Shillinq Rides Two Winners After One Week’s
Suspension — Hot Sprinqs’ Racinq News.
Hot Springs. Ark.. February 22.— .Tor-key C. II.
Shilling, after a suspension of one week, returned
llie saildic t«Hlay and dlsIinguisluMl himself l>y
wiiiulug with Aunt Rose and Iligli Hear, ills only
luouiits. lie was “riiling for tiie money” in l>otli
instances and he ma<le no mistakes. Aunt Rose
had l)eeii backed from S to 1 to 0 to •*». He t<<ok
tlie Hawkins’ horse to the front with tlie first
jump and lield tlie lead throughout, wiuniu.g easily
in :-4.S, wliicli e«pials the track r«MMnd for a lialf
mile made by Alliue rummings, April 2 last, with
only ninety-seven p(»uuds up.
High Bear, showing a willingness to run forward-
ly in the early stages, had little trouble iu wiiiiiiug
Hie fourth race rr<*m Boitles. .Midas quit badly
after going tliree furlongs.
J. P. Maylierry was the longest priced winner of
the afternoon. He wore down the leaders iu tlie
stretch in time to get to the finish a head iu advance
of TonuKhichi. Tlie iuggest up set came in the se« -
oiid race when L. A. Celia’s tilly Orpliauy failed to
finish mu'. Iw’o, thn'c on aeeomit of tlie p«*or ride slir
got from Clierry. H. McCam-ii’s liliy Lady Haps-
liurg winning tin* purs4‘ l*y a nose from H.imly
l>ain-er.
.bH k«‘y G. Swain w’.as fined and snsi^iuied for
six days by Slaru-r Casshly for 4lis«»lK*di«-m»\ al the
p4»st. .bs'key F. Swain arriv4*d Imlay from Now
Orleans. .1. C, Mllaui was liii4*4l $.'»0 l*y 1li»* judg4
f4U* smullng I.avatritia t«» llie post in liie opening ra«i*
tiinicr fals«* cidors.
TEMACEO TAKES CALIFORNIA DERBY.
Durnell’s Colt Works His Way Throuqh Close
Quarters and Wins Easily.
Oakland. Cal., February 22.— C. E. Dnrncll’s
Tcmaieo won the California Derby fron^ mild oi>po
sitiou over r sloppy tru»'k totlay. The Texuf!-l>riMl
Colt’s preliminary was so disi^ouraging that the cslds
against him re<*eded steadily from 8 to r» to 18 to .i
Teniaoeo worked through on ihu inside after going
tlie first quarter and, despite close quarters and
more or less serious crowding. assumtMl command on
the backstretch and held his own witlioiit urging
to the end of the journey.
The tra<*k re.sr*mhled a canal after the heavy rain
of the preceding night and wet weather prevailed
ilnring the afternoon. Despite Ihuse drawbacks
Derby day was marked by a record attendance,
Four favorites were succ'essfnl. Walter Miller scored
.1 solitary victory out of five att4*tiii>is. ^ I'resideut
Williams preseuted the champion jo<*key with a
di.'imoml horsesliiie pin and gave his mother a valii-
alde hnsjcli. James Filzsimmons was also the re-
cipient of a valuable present in the shape of a
jewelled niateli Imix. Miller will leave f«>r tlie
east Sunday. C. E. Dnrnell has just acquired liie
<-onlra< t on Hie iliminuHve apprentice j«K‘key Buxton.
LOS ANGELES FORM CHART.
(ASCOT PARK.)
LOS ANGELES, CAL., Friday, February 22, 1907.— Seventy-fourth day. Los Angeles .Tookey Club.
.M«*eHiig (t»o days). Weather clear; track he avy. (21 books on.)
Presiding Judge, A. W. Hamilton. Starter, J. J. Holtnmn. Secretary, John P.MiUm.
Wintpr
Racing starts at 1:4'> p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B Idinkers. Figures in parenthe.'.is fullowiiig
Hie ilistaneo of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight Carrie*!.
67187
FIRST RAGE — 3-4 Mile. (1:121 — C — 107.) Purse .$400. 3-year-olds and upward.
Special Weights. Net value to winner $32.j.
Ind Horsea
AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
((>7104) DON DOMO
a‘.!il4-AMPEI)0
i;71l>r. P.RYAX
l.r.h'S'j BREN NTS
HiiSST TEDDY
W C VJTy 3 4
W 3 115 4 1
WH .5 135 2 2
WSB 7 125 6 3
WB 3 112 1
a;G48 BILL MONTGOMERY 4 125 5 C
3i 1^ 1* 1^ M Preston J F Newman 1-2 7-107-101-5 out
2-i 3* 3uk 2^ J Harris E Way la ml :s 3 8-6 1-4 out
]U 'jh 2-1. W Fischer .1 B Dunn 10 i:j 13 7-5 out
520 42 4» 410 But well Orangevale Stable2U0 .500 500 50 15
4uk r»* 5'® 5‘2 Brussel McDougall Bros 200 200 200 40 1.5
6 6 6 6 W Davis B C Watkins 200 10001000300 100
Time. 24:., 40, 1 :D*,.
Winner — Gr. g, by Raneocas — Faithless, by Foster (trained by H. S. Newman 1.
Went to post at 1:4!». At post I minute. Stmt g(HHl. Won eanleriiig; second handily: third easily.
Him Domo liroke slowly ami was restrained for tlie first <|uarter, then ran into an e.asy lead and. drsiwin;^
iway. w(»n eaiileriiiir. Amp<‘4l(» fmced a sliarp pace, H;eii iir**4l ami svung wide when turning l4>r hoim*.
but rallii'd iu tlie tinal eigliHi and finisbed gamely. Bryan slioweil mm-b speed for tim nrst half. Hum
stisHl a long streteli driv«* gaimdy, hut w.as tiring iu the closing strides. It was strictly a tbree-h »rsc race.
Scratidiml — 071 1.5 liivins, 11.5.
611_88
Ind Horses
i.5S-:M.\i:TiIA .1 A .\ E
1 t.tUhST 1 M .\ < '• -V I N E
<i:T0i2)< ’ItE.STON
BAl.NADE
r.r.9i:t KATIE GAINS
12 ORLLNA
SliGOND R.VGK— 1-2 Mile. (4S- 2—118.) Purse .$400. 2 year-jlds AllowBiices.
Net value to winner $.‘J2.5.
AWtPPSt *4 Mi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
w 110 2 2
W 113 I 1
^B 110 4 ::
\v ibi 0 «’•
w 110 ;; 4
110
:;i l»k M«triarity R F (’arniuii
li» 2* 2^ Ra«ltke R F I'arman
2^ Ih M Preston T7 Z DeAniiati
»; .5.5 Dugan B Sclireiber
4.^ 4- .5-® W Fischr-r .1 B Diiim
5 1; G W Knapp it SchreiluT
*4-5 1 1 out—
*4 5 1 1 ou^
7-5 7-5 1 2
t20 40 40 G 2
20 40 40 7 3-2
t20 40 40 G 3-3
It
M'"U|dcd ill l*elHng: no sei»arale place or sliow betting.
Time. LM. »!»'.
IVimu-r Br. f, by Pirate of Penzance- -.\melia SlralliiiuMi' (tralm'd by .T. Rliite).
Went to jM»st at 2: is. At imisI I minute. Start g*N»d. Won «lriviiig; sf'cmut the same: third easll.v.
Martha .lane, after being fiadiy onlniii for the first quarter, came tlirongh fast next to the rail in the tnuil
idgliHi and, tiiiisliiiig wiili a rnsli. nipis'd out Magazim*. Tlie latter forced a shui'ii pace to tlie liead of the
sHvirli. then earriid Gr«*ston wide wlu'ii tnriiing for home and, in a loi.g slr<*lch *lrive, sh<K>k liiin off onlr
ill the I'losiiig siriilcs. Greston measured strides with .Magazine lV»r almost Hie entire route and stootl Hic
last cigiiHi drive wilii rare gjim«‘iu*ss, but tired at the emi. It was siriclly a Hiiee-borse race, but Balnuile
ran w«*li aiul will |»rob.itdy iuqirovc.
67189
THIRD RAGE — 1 Mile. (1:J1S1 — t — H*<». ) I’nrse $t‘»0<>. 3 year olds and upward.
Handicap. Net value to winner $500.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt ^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
G7115=’OUlLENE
GG915 MOLES EY
G7059 J. F. DONOHUB
(17115) RESERVATION
w 4 105 2 1 2^ 2- 2‘® lb n M Preston .1 Curl 7-5 7-5 6-5 2-5 out
W 3 93 1 2 1^ 12 lb 2® 2® C Ross .1 A Bennet 4 4 3^ 9-lOout
Tj' 4 110 4 4 3b 4 4 3= J Harris E Waylaml 4 4X 4 6 5 out
XYB 7 107 3 3 4 4 Suk 3® 4 Radtke H G Bedwell 3J 4 4 1 out
Time, 241, 50, l:15j, 1:42L
Winner — B. f. by Ingoldsby — Admittance (traineil by W. L. Gurl).
Went to post at 2:40, Off at once to a good start. Won driving; second and third ea^llv. Orllene
raced in close pursuit of Molcsey for the first half, tlien moveil u[> on even terms nnd, in a long streteU
drive, outstayed him, ronglilng him somewhat iu the eUising strides. Molesey showed superior spt'ed for
the first six furlongs. Hieu responded gamely to urging Hirongli the stretch and was in close quartei*s for
the last seventy-five yards. J. F. Donoliae, under the whip, overhauled and outstayed Reservation -n the
final eigiith. Reservation fell away in the final sixteenth.
Scratched — (»7115-Wremie, 102.
67190
FOURTH RACE— Brooks Course. (7-3 yards less than 11-4 miles.) (2:021 — 1 — 07.)
Ascot Derby. $2,000 added. 3 year-ohls. Allowances. Net value to winner
$ 2 , 210 .
Lfis Angeles, G.al.. FeJirnary 22. — "I hough the
weather was threatening and racing conditions nn-
fjivttrable, one of the largest crowds of the season
was present to wiiness the fourth running of tlie
.\scot Derliy in which only five faced Hie barrier,
Ampcilo. Black Mate and .Molesey being withdrawn
and Livius addeil. The race was marreil by an
accident. Just before the turn into the homestretch
was reached J. R. Langhrey, running close to the
Inside rail, steppe*! into a hole and fell. Colonel
.lack after this had practieary no oiiposition and
won much as his rider pl*‘ased. Close observers
nf Hie ra**e are united in the opinion that Colonel
Ja* k h.ad J. R. Langhrey safe liefore he fell.
Mn<-h rough riding was indulged in today, with
Radtke ami Preston the **hief offender.s. Radtke, on
Alagaziim, **arrie*l CTesron.far wi«le when turning for
home, f*»r wIii**U he was fine*l $10O. Preston waa
lined the same amount for crowding Molesey again.s^
the fence with Orllene all through the final six-
4**enth.
SPRING HANDICAP WITHDRAWALS.
New York, February 22. — This l>eing a holida.v,
the ottices of the various racing associations were
<*1 os«mI ami no n«^w declarations from the spring hau-
«li«aps were announce*!. 80 far the Brooklyn has lost
seven as f*>llows: Inquisitor, Tiptoe, Missouri Lad,
Ballot, Court Dress, Grimaldi and Sufli*“e.
From the Suburban there were eight withdrawals:
Giseau, Impiisitor, First Premium, Tiptoe, Bull’s
Eye. Ballot, Court Dress and (irlmaldi.
The Brighton di'claraHons so far rep**rted are Tip-
toe. Meteor, Sanicetiesca and La*iy Dudley.
Ballot and Court Dress evidently are witlulrawn
l«-eause of their engagements in the rich stakes for
liorses of their own age. However, Mr. Keene still
lias the following eligihles for both the Brooklyn
and Suburlmn: Kuroki, Philander, Gretna Gret'U.
Superman and Veil. All of these except Superman
are In the Brighton also, Peter Pan is only In
the Brlght*m. ^
GARDNER WILL WEED OUT STABLE.
New Orleans, La., February 22. — E. S. (Gardner
httis instructed trainer James Fray ling to dispose of
all but five of the stable he is racing here. Those
tliat will be reserved are Charlie Eastman and four
tW'o-year-ol*l«, one a brother to Charlie Gilbert, an-
other a brother to Cadichon.
WIDENER BUYS COLONIAL GIRL.
liPXitigton, Ky., February 22. — It was announced
here toilay that C. E. Rowe bail sol*! Coltmlal Girl,
•winner of the World’s Fair Handicap at St. I»uis
In 1904, to J. E. Widener, of Phihidelphia. The
(>rice ia reported to have been $10,000. __ _
Ind Hurses
A WTPPSt St
%
% Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
0
H
C
P S
(G6914)(X)LONEL JACK
WB 117
4
2
3®
3®
2*
1^
1® V
W Knapp
W H Holland
7-104-5 4-5 1-3 out
67115*LIVIUS
w 117
5
;;
5
5
42
3®
Mio 2*5
J Harris
F W’allhaus.T
tir.
15
H
9-5 3-5
66915 ARIMO
WB 122
3
4
1®
1®
3®
4®
;»i
Radtke
R F f’armaii
41
11-53-5 out
GG990 E14WIN T. FRYERwb 117
2
5
4®
4-=5
5
5
4 4
W Davis
F Wallhau.si-r
tl5
15
S
9-5 3-5
C7115 J. R. LAUlHlREY
WB 117
1
1
25
21
lb
2®
F* 11.
W Dugan
W A I’ui tcr
5
7
7
9 5 3-5
J. W. COLT’S YOUNG HORSES.
Washington, D. C. February 22.— Until a few days
ago J. W. Colt had five two-year-olds at Benning.
but he sent Ramho, the brother to Caller, to the
f.arra at (ieneseo along with Fintrail, so that the
youngsti'rs now in charge of trainer Mike Daly are:
Talesman, b. g, by David Garrick— Foxtail.
Worsted, b. f. by Woolsthorpe — Fabric.
Casual, ch. f, by (iold Heels or Sidney Lucas —
Imi>erial Duchess.
Sir Bevidere, ch. g, l>y Tristan — Phillippa.
One of the qiKirtette will, if everything goes right
with them, represent owner Colt in the Dinner
Stake.s, for which he lias made an entry, and if
j*K>ks count for auytliing it will be Talesman.
He is a big, strapping youngster, hut cost only $1-50
as a j’earling. In fact they were all bought for
small prices. Sir B<‘vi*lere, the half-brother to
(;randpa is the highest-pricetl one of the lot. He
viyat $.525. Casual, tlie filly with double parentage,
looks more like Sidney Lucas than Gold Heels. Her
price as a yearling was only $KX>.
NO LICENSE FOR JAMESTOWN.
New York, February 22. — The stewards of the
Jock*'y Club have refused a license for a meeting
proiK>s**(l to be held in connection with tlie James-
town Exi>osition, 'J'he action was taken iu the form
of a resolution as follows:
‘‘Re.s*>lved, That the conditions which are in-
separable from a race meeting at Jamestown, Va.,
are of such a nature tliat the stewards of the Jockey
('lub reluctantly de«*i*le that they cannot grant the
license applie*! for.”
There Is a very strict law in Virginia against
ra**ing. maile a few years ago to stamp out outlaw
racing in tlie state, and this undouhteilly had some-
thing to do with the adverse decision.
MAKES ’EM FEEL SQUEAMISH.
♦.\d<l«*d starter. K'ouplcd iu betting; no separate' place or show liettiiig
Time, 2:<»4:.
WiiiiuT — B. c. by IVssara — Miildy Morgan (trained by E. 8t**ersL
Went to iMist at .5:21. At *K>st 2 ii!iimt**s. Start goinl. Won e.antrring, secoinl an*l third easily,
ColoiK'l Jack race*l in close pursuit of Arimo for tlie first live furlong.s. liion !ii«»v*'d up fast and daslicvl into
the l**a*l jirst l.**fore turning for home ami simply canter*'*! all of ti»e linal *inurtcr. Livlns liegati slowly,
Imt iiiatle iq* ground steadily after passing tlie far turn and tiiilshe*l e,ase*l ui.. .\rimo sh*>we*l the m**st
sp«**Mi for live furlongs, then tired ba<lly an*l was not p**rsevei*e*l with th* reaftor. F.*I«viu T. Fryer w.th
always outrun. J. R. Iainglir**y raced forwardly until just bv'fore turning f*.r home, where he stepp**«l into
a hole.
Scratched — G7187=.\mpt>*lo, 117; 070tiC Black Mate. 117: (»71 89- Molesey, 124.
67191
G7139 BANLADA
67138-1 LLIJSION
112»DERDOM
112 KING AHAB
G68G6 8l’S-\NNAH
iSSMtUDAPEST
GTolG-KAMSACK
Cl 103 LADY’S ItEAUTY
6GS89 BAN KARA
“We all think we have some good two-year-olds,
and build up great hopes of what they will *io later
OQ,” said a prominent owner at the Wahl«*rf a day
or two ago, ’’but when we visit James R. Keene’s
barn and l<x>k over the Castleton bred Imiich we l*e
gin to wonder If after all it will pay to train those
at home. Of course, looks alone cannot win, races,
hut we know what these Castleton youngsters have
done in the past and I tell y*u it makes the rest
of us f*'el squeamish about two- year-old success the
coming season.”
SALVIDERE LEAVES LITTLE ROCK.
Little Ro*'k, Ark., February 22. — Salvidere, Dande
Hon, Tangle, (Jolf Ball and a couple of two-year -olds
whb'b have been in winter traiuing with the Hitch
co**k-Ma*l*len string at Glinton F’ark, were shipiM'd to
Benning this afternoon. Trainer i’atlerson bus them
in spkudid shape. _
FIFTH R.VGE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (1 :(mH-
Net value to wiuner $^!25.
-103.) Burse $405. 3-year-olds. S*‘lling
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Ow’ners
O H C P S
6 6A 6i 2 1
3 16-516-56-5 1-2
4 4 3 7-5 3-5
6 6 6 2 1
3J 2i 1 1-2
lU 16 16 6 3
15 15 12 5 2i
6 15 15 6 3
50 150 150 50 20
w 103 2 9 9 7 ‘ 4i 1‘ R McDan’lHunter Stable
WB 103 5 6 5i 5= 5* 2® M Preston J Curl
w 110 7 3 3‘ 4b 2b 31 W Knapp J L Holland
w 108 9 1 4b 3b 3b 4b Radtke J A Bennet
B 103 8 4 1® 1- 1- 5® C Ross R S Davidson
w lOGi 3 2 71 Gb 7® b® Kunz Mrs J Blute
WB 106 G 7 G‘ 8^ 6b 7^ D Boland KirkfieM Stable
103 1 8 85 9 9 8b J Harris A Cooilin
WB 105 4 5 2^ 28 8^ 9 W Fischer J J Coulter
Time, 24:, 4SL l:lo.
Winner — B. f, by Bannocklnirn — Estelada (trained l»y P. Reilly).
M’eiit to iK)st. at 3:.55. At iK>st 3 minutes. Start g*K>*l. YVon namlily: second easily; third nandlly.
Banhula liruke slowly ainl was on the ontshle to tlie far turn, but m*»v*‘*l iq* fast after turning l*»r home
and. finishing with a rush, passed into the h'ad an«l liehl Iilnsi*>n safe in tlie *i*>slng stri*les under gentle
urging. Illusion came through fast in the final eigiith and tini.slu'd gamely, but was not go*>d eiiougb.
)er*I*»ni, after a long stieteh drive, tire*l at the eml. King .\hab tii***l fast in the final si\te**nth. Husaii*
iiah was sp**edy, but fell away when an eighth out. The winner was in for $100; no bid.
Incorrect weight in entries — Kamsuck, 108.
Uverw'eights — Derdom, • pounds; Budapest, 3J
SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. (1:121—6—107.)
Selling. Net value to winner $325.
Purse $4*H). 3-year-olds ami upwar*l.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
©HOPS
6711GKEAR(TI ME W B 4 110 G
(iG8GG BLUE BOTTLE WB 3 97 4
(G7(tS9)SlT.^lE CHRISTIAN sB G 105 7
G7U39®MAKY GLENN w 7 105 1
bTHDDESM-VGES w 4 110 8
67114=ANTARA W 4 107 2
G7142 REEVES WB 7 107 3
GG612 VAN HOPE W 6 107 5
G 7 55 2 1
10 10 8 2J 6-5
4 5 5 2 4-6
4 4 3 6-5 3-5
8 10 7 2J 6-5
1-5 11-611-54-5 2-5
10 20 20 7 3
30 60 60 20 10
6‘ 3b 2b lb Radtke L A -Bon.sack
V 1- l‘i 2b M Preston Mrs J Blute
7® 6- 45 3*5 C Russ J VV' Graham
3® 2>5 35 4b R McDan’lF Kraft
4®5 4* 5^ 5b W Knapp Smith & Martin
54 55 6* 6‘ J Harris E Way land
2b 7*i 73 71 w' Fischer F B Littleton
8 8 8 8 D Boland J Wolf
Time. 242, 49. 1:16.
Winner — Blk. c, by IleraW — Snow Flake II. (trained by L. A. Bonsack).
Went to (Mist at 4:26. At post 3 minutes. Start g«M)*l. Won driving; seroml ♦he- same; tliinl easily.
Sear**h .M*». nmler a superior ri*le, <*ame *iu fast after turning for litmie ami, stamling the last eighth driv*»
gamely, won in the last two strhies. Blue Bottle wavered wlien an eigiith out, but rallie*! in the closing
strules ami linislu'd fast. Susie Christian bored her way througli close *jiiarters in the final sixteenth anti
tinishe*! like a flash. Mary Glenn tired badly when ealle*l on f->r a final etfort. Desuiages finished fast.
.\iitara showed scant si>ee»l. The winner was in for $499; no l>l*l.
Scmtdied—( 67141) Bauble. 195; 67042 Confessiir, llU; (66.518) Roiiolfo, 110; 67116 Interlude, 107; 67080
Lord Provost, 107; 67114 Marie II.. D>5; 67141 Little Gregg, 107.
Overweights — Desinages, 3 puumls.
BUYS BACK TWO HORSES.
I.exlngton, Ky., February 22. — Purely out of senti-
ment, Mrs. James E. Peiiper has bought back the
stallion Meadow thorpe and the broodmare Stylltene.
At the Meadowthorpe dispersal sale, February 9. the
stallion was sold to Charles J. Bronstou and the
mare to O. H. Chenault. Stylitene is in foal to
Kingston and the prmluce will be either a full
brother or full sister to King’s Conrler.
DILLON VISITS MEMPHIS.
Memphis, Tenn., February 22.— John B. Dillon,
secretary of the Latonia J*K*key Club, arrived here
today iu quest of entries to the spring stakes for
Latonia. He says he ex(»ect*Ml the meeting, which
will oi>en June 10, to be the must successful tlie
Latuuiu club’s lilstury.
BUTLER AGAIN ASKS FOR DATES.
New York, February 22.— James Butler has re-
nevve*! his applieati<»a for a license for the Empire
City Tra* k. A hearing will be held before the State
Rming Gominission tomorr*>w morning. Mr. Butler
di'sires to race during August, or in opposition to
the Saratoga meeting. He said tonight that he had
given assurance that all reasonable improvements
demanded by the Commission would be made at the
course if the license is granted.
MADDEN BUYS DASHAWAY.
Lexington, Ky., F*d»rii:iry 22. — John E. Mad*h>ii
iMiiight Dasliaway fr*>ni T. C. Mclk*well today. The
price paid for this three-year-old aon of Salvator'^
Faucy\vu*xl was $2,5UU, ^ _
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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
Tlie liiYTses seeming to have the best chances In
SatJtrday's races are:
Fair Grounds — New Orleans. L.a.. February 22.
4 Clique, Pat Bulger, Fenian.
2 — Bine Ix*e, Gresham, Ruhywiek.
•J — Ppt(*r Sterling, Tom Dolan, St. Valentine.
4— Ml.ssouri Lad, Mamie -Vlgol, .Mahogany.
0 — CoIlo<iuy. Gild. TolKYggan.
6— Dapple fJold. Paul Clifford. Posing.
7 — Baneful. lH*le Stroine, Sincerity Belle.
T. K. Lynch.
Oaklawn — Hot Springs, Ark., February 22.
1 — Fandango. Hollow’, No Engine.
2— Mike Sutton. Kankakee. Hawkuma.
•» — I>oc Kyle. Principia. Storm.
4—Wing Ting. Tern’s Rod. Hannibal Bey.
o -.1. I>. Dunn, IVino. Flip.
6 — Kittie Platt. Ibdden. Cursus.
J. L. Dempsey.
Ascot Park — Los .Vngeles. (’al.. Febrtiary 22.
1 — La Gloria. Revolt. Bribery.
2 — J. C. Clem. Common Sue, Kirkfield Belle,
o — Phil Igoe, Taylor (Jeorge. Lotta Gladstone.
4 — Tartan, Von Tromp. Joliustown,
r» — Line of Life, Foneasta, M^ocKlthorpe.
0— Lone Hand, La Chata, Avalon.
E. F. O'.Malley.
Oakland — Oakland. Cal., Fel)ruar.v 22.
1 — Creation, Bravoure, Galmo<a*e.
2 — Blanche C.. Duke of Orleans. Marion Rose.
•‘1 — Van Ness, Gateway, Miigrane.
4 — Sir Edward. Edwin Gum. Ramus,
o — Harbor, Isal>elita. M’. B. Gates.
U — Mansard, Entre Nous, Aaron J.
II. Forsl.unl.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES AND FORM.
For differences in weight add or deduct }
5 points to the pound. An extra good
rider’s average worth is 3 pounds.
Probabilities: AVenther clear; track fast.
Racing starts at 2:00 p. m.
XRnns well in nnul. ©Superior mini niniidr.
First Race — 3-4 Mile.
•T-.v ear -olds and upwj^d. Selling.
A. M't. Hdep.
Ind.
liTtMt.L
07101-
0707
07140-
07140.
Otl-YS.-. .
•MiT.'M.
07110.
Hor.ses.
.Fancy Dress
. Gotholine . . .
. Spider Web
• Bazll
.Fenian
.Optional ....
• Paragon ....
Edith
M t.
. . los . .
. 'G. . X . .
. s.-.. . X . .
.110. . X . .
.10-.. . X . .
s. .10s. . • . .
. 0.-.. . X . .
. .IMS. .
‘5,371M5. .
. .R«>l>ust 4.,
KH5.
‘573
‘571493.
..Clique .3,.
103.
. X . .07.3
‘571.3.3. .
.‘’liamller
92.
. X . .‘ ►‘»“
‘J7‘Mi;:. .
..Pat Bulger ‘5..
113.
. © . .0.39
Second Race — 4 1-2 Furlongs.
2-yenr-ohls. Allowances.
‘57‘N»P.
Brawney Lad
97.
TO-.
‘57I.30-.
"Gresham
KM».
729
(‘57KMI) .
.Blue Lee
112.
. X . .71.3
‘571.30. .
.Rnliywlck
KM.
. X . .71.3
(57974. .
.(3mut R(*inrerd
KiO.
. X. .71,3
‘57177. .
• Prim-ess .'iiie
KM.
719
(571.V»^.
.Biller .Man
KN».
719
• 571*2.3 .
. Fl<j:’eiiee X
!)7.
71‘>
‘;‘;.3(;‘5. . ,
.Fim*sse
101 .
Galoliia, b. f. by Gallanirv —
‘>l*la
101.
•Colonel Brady, hr. g. l>y Sain
•B. Sclireiber entry.
Third Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
S-yeai’-olds ami upward.
Handicap.
H571. 32) .. Peter Sterling
. . 4.
Ill ... .
.7.30
‘•71.32- .. .St. Valentine
. . ‘5.
l‘M. . X
07 1 2(5- ,. .Granada
.4.
9S ■<
“5712(51. . .'1*0111 Dolan
!).3. . X
.739
G7179. .. .Merry Belh*
. . 4.
S7..X
Fourth Race — 2 1-4
Miles.
Bush Cup Hamlicap. $1
.309 adi1e*I.
:5-year-(>hls and npwanl.
((5G87S) .. .Missouri Lad
..4.
in . . X
723
‘57 1 2S .Marvin Neal
.. 4.
103. . X
.720
<5, 12.S. . . Besterling
. . .3 .
KN5. .©
.71.3
“5i‘i.i2 .Mamie Algol
. . .T .
11(5. .©
.710
“5712$i . .•.Maliogany
.4.
10.3. . X
.719
‘57<i.32- .. .Cashier
. . .3 .
KN). . X
.710
‘5‘5s.32. . .•Dromio
. . .3.
92.. X
. 70.3
‘571 .3,3 . . . . ‘ )ld Stone •.
. . G.
103. . X
.700
G7032. . . .( lay .Minister
. . G.
9.3
. G.30
•Harrison A .Me.MuIlen entry.
Fifth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
u-yej»r-olds and iii»ward. .Mlowancos.
GHICAGgy. lU.INtHS. FEBRUARY 2.1,
TODAY S BEST.
At Oakl.tiMl rieafion. Hist r.i e.
-V A^rof i'.iil; La Gloria, lirst race.
At o.iki.'.wn Kittio Ul.nt. sixth 1;,,.^.
At New Orleans- -{'oll.Mjny, lifth race.
Best of the d.iy Creation.
Jocund may pay well in the fourth Oakland.
CELLA DENIES LEXINGTON STORY.
Hot Springs. Ark.. Feliinary 22. L. A. Celia
eay.s tliere is no tniili in tlie rumor tliat he and
liis partners are seeking an option on the I.exingt.ei
track. ;
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Pater will Ik- a candidate for the Carter Handicap.
IraVniim"**'^ "mc <*f the most tructal»le horses in
J.« ke.v EnglaiHlcr. now at Hot Springs, will ride
nt Benniiig.
tlie handsomest horse in Billy
(♦’TmT'.o . . .Colloquy . !»4. , ; . .T.'m
titiVUt . . .Gild tML.X..7lM
(< 71271 .. .Toboggan 7. . 1 12. . . ,7<tr»
. . . Fasadeiia ."i. .1 Ki. . X .
<;4V««i. .. .Sunny Brook C...1M7 M7.i
Ul2tto. . . .May Gilmore SP..X..br»M
Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile.
3 year *>l‘ls ami upward.
Selling.
(‘5707.3) .
.Posing
.. 4.
191 .
X
‘571.34- .
‘579,3.3. .
• Dapple Gold
Renned
. . G.
10(1.
9.3.
X
e
.720
.720
‘5T<M»3 < .
. De Oro
191 .
.719
*5 1 . .
.FreiM'h Niin
.4.
99.
X
.719
‘571.31 U
.Paul Clifford
. . 9 .
KMl.
e
.79.3
‘579.3.3. .
• Bml Hill
KMI.
.79.3
‘57 1 94. .
.Sally Preston
9:5.
y
. 7‘ 1.3
‘57927. .
.Fox mead
. . •;.
113.
X
.‘59.3
((57129).
..Vralio
7.
1K5.
©
.‘5.S9
(5(57:)S^. .
.Red Rnl.v
. 4
los.
X
.GSO
0(5717= .
.Simnge Cake
. . .3.
no.
X
.(57.3
Seventh Race — 1 1-8
Miles
•l-year-olds ,‘iml upward. Selling
(571.3.3*'.
.Baneful
;;
. 9S.
X
7’*-
‘►70S0. .
. Dele Strome
!!
. JM5.
. 72‘
(571 SOU
.Sincerity Belle
.119.
X
.713
(571 7S-*.
.GargHiituu
.KM5.
X
.719
GG794. .
.Glis(en
1:
.11!).
X
.7‘H>
(;GS.3.3. .
.Longbright
4
. 1 19 .
X
.‘5*.;9
(07124).
. KaiserholT
.10:!.
X
.(i99
((•710.3) .
.Gamester
4
.124.
X
.‘5.>«)
(5710.3. .
.N'<»i*th M'ind
s
. 1 29 .
X
.(►7.3
(5T129U
. Reilcoat
4
.124.
X
.‘57-3
(;GS.3.3. .
.Robert .Minli^n
;;
, 9S.
.( 5(5.3
GTio:;. .
.Small Lady
. . . . ! .3
.124.
X
.‘5(59
‘57124. .
• Blueklock
;;
.193.
.‘5'*0
G7129. .
. Fremdi Empress ....
. !M1.
X
.(*►.30
(i‘5!)9!». . .
.Hand Bag
4
.114.
.G23
*'i on tlie flat at tlie Benning
lilly wortli kee|»iiig in mind for
.iltliiest 5!eepleclias«‘ j<»ckey
Sir Wilfred
Garth’s stable.
Donro will !.i* m
spring meeting.
Betsy Binford is 1
the Benning met tin
F. Mason is ilic w
now riding in England.
Gre.it tilings are expected of the jumpers (’oiiinio-
core lontaine a»i.i <;iis Straus this year.
lickle and .Milcstom* Ii.mm* worked halves in cl >s‘*
to :.jM, better llian any others of the imrscs at ISt u-
li)ng.
iralner .loe Bronks will take II. R. iMiIany’s
liorses from the lanu in Virginia to Benning ne.xt
We<‘k.
Trainer IKnry (’lavan says Ilerculoid will ra<t>
Fuiiml and l>e a IndtiT liorse this year than he was
last KCas<>n.
The Ha.vniaii horses will not race until the .Vipie-
duct nunding ojkois. Heretofore they have sent
Koine hor.ses to Benning in the spring.
The applic.-iiion.s of 1*. T. Fiiniphie.v and D. H.
Tllleiy tor lic*n.s<*s to train liavi* lM‘eii laid on the
table l*y tin* I.iccnsi* Goiimiil tee of tlie .l«H*ke.v I'ltib.
Edward Coirigaii sa.vs he d«*es not believe tliere
will b<* an e\len>i<ui ,ir the racing seas4>ii ul .\cw
<Yrleans. whlcli is s<’!iednled to ch».sc at Cltv l*ark
April j::.
It has lH*en de«-ided tliat l*.<«i .Mandie is st.art
for the P.attliyany Plate the o|MMiing day of iln- fla.t
racing season in England, at I.im-olii. Nbmd.iy. .Maiali
18. and Fred Taral will ride him. It will be Taial's
first luDuut iu Eu^'luud.
Wt. Hdep.
114. .X..
.in::. .
• 117..X.
.114..X.
.lis
:2M
2M
.7ir»
. (5.-.0
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES AND FORM.
ITobaldlitles: M'eatlier clear; track fast.
Ra<‘ing starts at 2:ir> p, m.
XRnns well in inmi. ©Siip(*riop mud runner.
First Race — 1-2 Mile.
2 -year-olds. Allowanc«*s.
Ind. Horses. A.
(«.7<a;,su . .Fandango
r.THis ...No Engine
67 11 . .Hollow,’
«;7<)1!»^ . .Ida May
(MKHUL . . .Ting Fang
Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
•’1-yea r-ol<ls. Alb »wa nces.
C.717M- . . Mike Sutton 112
6714 l ... .Chancellor
• *7144. . . Glendoveer
»J!J'*44. . . .’I’lie Belle of Brigliioii ....
M7< Nat. ... Kankakee
<i704 1 Ilm Simpson
«;T17m. . . . Haw kama
<NH*72 \lline Cummings
‘17044 Rnldier Ball
MTIM.'i Vniiu Riiskin
<!7‘i72. . . . Diilwelier
rullM Kate .M.’Crackcji
‘►7119 . . . ..StraiglYtline
07119 Ik*dri«v
‘»717‘L . . . Don Hart
‘J7144 . . . .Good and Ricli
Third Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upw’ard. Selliu]
. . 1 09 .
. . 102.
. .107.
. .107.
. . 1‘I2.
. . lO!t.
. .107.
. .102.
. . 107.
. .lOA.
. .KMt.
. .UN>.
. . loft.
. .102.
. .102.
X . .72**
. . . .720
X . 71.-.
710
71‘t
...70;
X . . lO .T
7‘>.-.
. . . .700
X . . 7‘ to
‘•►9.-'.
X . .‘’.So
X . .oo*t
. . . .(I.'Vtt
000
: ^ . ■
.Ittsn. .. .Baker W.ilers 7
J. J. .M«-C.. eh. e. by Phil
Warren — Velma, by Plu-
setto * 4.
.106. . X . .600
Fourth Race — 1 Mile.
.105.
‘57171 = .
.Tern’s Rod
.3..191.
X .
.7."»0
G‘5‘ 5.3.3.
..Bell Reed
“57121).
.Thistle Do
‘5. . 192.
X .
‘5117.*:.
..Patsy Brown ..
‘‘57171 ) .
.Hannibal Bey ....
.3.. 112.
X .
.740
‘57‘Kt‘5.
..Wee Lass
‘57171 •.
.Tres Joli
3. . S!».
. X .
G‘>SS‘5.
.•Hugh .MeGow’an
(‘►709‘5) .
.Whig Ting
3.. 19.3.
. X .
.7:50
Princess Louise
GT173. .
• Ruth Nolen
4.. S4.
-725
•II.
E. Rowell entry.
Fifth Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(‘►717:5) .. J. D. Dunn 100.
‘i717::-‘ . . .Tom Gilroy KG.
‘J7122 Charley Ward KM>.
‘►7122’L . . Demo jp;.
(571 19“. . . Reiiie Kegente 9s.
(07122)... Flip 100.
Sixth Race— 1 3-16 Miles.
3-year-ohls aud ui>ward. Selling.
((!719.*i{). . .Kittie Platt .-...Kf.t.
‘57121-^ . .Belden 4..I01.
(571 9.*<. .. .Cursus 7.. 101.
‘olJtS. . . .Grosgraiii .*i..l(t4.
c.7Kt.S. . . ,'r. .T, Fowell .'►..lUl,
(►719.S (adillac 4.. 103.
r.717.*5. . . .Lola Duffy 4.. 101.
‘5719.", . . .Sea Water 3. . S4.
(►7147. . . . Paeheta r«..loi.
.715
.710
.7(Nt
,7‘H»
.(>SO
.‘►T.’.
.(52’i
OAKLAND ENTRIES AND FORM.
IToliabilltles: Weather clear; tr.ack mmldy.
Rac ing starts at 1 :40 p.m. (Chicago time 3:40 p.m.)
XRnns well in mud. ©Superior mud runner.
First Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-oIds. Allowances.
Iml.
Horses.
A. Wt.
Hdep.
(<5‘5!HM5) .
. . Creation
112.
7.30
(‘57i:;i ) .
. Bravoure
.... KHI
X “JO
(57KM5. .
. .Galmoore
19.3.
‘571. ’5P.
..I’ajaroita
112.
• 570.S2. .
.tRose H
192.
GTKK5. .
. .Joi'kev .Moiirmo
102.
7<N)
Billy Pullman
KI.S.
•Sun (HI
10.3.
ilUl B
•Keene Bros, entry,
ill. T. Griflin entry.
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds. Selling.
(;(57s:.3. . . Marion Rose
((»70.T5i . , .Triumphant
“571.5:ti .
‘►71.V9 - .
‘571.32. .
‘57L57U
‘5‘57S3. .
‘►‘5771 . .
(51 >9(51 . .
‘!‘.771 . .
(i7l59. .
‘ ‘570S4 »
07lO!»-
‘5‘5.".S<t.
‘•►‘►OKI. .
‘57 1 32.
‘51921.
GTO.’iO.
r.71.34U
(571.31.
(«.7os‘;) .
(571. 39. .
‘570S.3 . .
070S.3. .
.Blanche C.
.Duke of Orleans .
.Rose Cherry
.Louise FitzgiI»bon
.Maia
.I'asodella
.Gol<l ilea (her ....
• Kogo
.Vinton 107
Third Race— 3-4 Mile
.102. .X. .
.114..X..
.107..X..
. .Ill . . X . .71.3
.710
. 70.1
. 107. . X
.10.-
• 10.3..X. .70.3
. 10.3. . X . .TOO
. X . .T‘M.t
. .‘593
‘590
. 10.3
. .107
.3 year-ohls am
upward. Selling,
. .Van Ness . . . .
.109.
.©.
. 72.3
. . Gatew’ay . . . .
‘5.
.KM5.
.X.
.720
. .Tavora
4.
. 99.
. X .
. 71
. ..Magram*
.10.3.
.X.
.71.3
..Peggy O’Neal
,3
.102.
. X .
.719
...Modicum ....
7
.110.
.X.
. 70.3
..Last Faust us
. 99;
.700
Fourth Race — 1
Mile and 50 Yards.
3 year-olds and
upward. Hamlicap.
..Edw’in Gum .
4.
.107.
.X.
. 7r8>
. .Jocund
‘5.
.KM.
. X.
. 74.3
. .Sir Edward . .
4.
.11 .*5.
.X.
. 74.3
..Dusty .Miller .
(’►.
.lOG.
. X .
.740
. . Ramus
1.
. t»7.
. X .
.740
. . Ruliric
.102.
. X .
.73.3
Fifth Race — 1 1-8 Miles.
.■’.-y(‘ar-oMs ami iqiward. S«*lliiig.
Flaunt 10.. Ill
. Alaric
. Harbcr
,W. B. (lutes
(5710.S- . . , Isalielita
(57010. . . .Grafter
. 94. . .
‘5. .109. .©.
11 . .ill . .©.
7. .104. . X .
9. .111. .©.
Sixth Rac« — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-ohls and upward. Special Weight.s.
(57os4^ .. ’^Mansard ..
(‘’►713(5] . . .Entr© Nous
(57083, . . .Aaron J. . .
(5‘5KS.*5. ... Vo San . .
10^.
. X.
.72.3
10,7.
.X.
.720
I‘i7.
. X .
.71.3
10.3.
.©•
.710
107.
.X.
.7(t.3
107.
.X.
.700
101.
.©.
.700
107.
. X .
.GtNI
102.
LOS ANGELES ENTRIES AND FORM.
Probabilities: Weather clear: track slow.
Racing start.s at 1:43 p.m. (Chicago time 3:4.3 p.m.)
XRnns well in mud. ©.Sujrerior mud runner.
First Race — Futurity Course.
(200 feet less than 3-4 mile.)
4 year-olds and upward. Special Weights.
Fillies and Mares.
Ind.
Hor.ses.
A. Wt. Hdep.
(G70(57)
..La Gloria
.. 4..110..X.
.725
“57114)
. . Bribery
.. 4..110..X.
.720
(5‘JG.32.
. .Mary B. Clark
. . 4. .110. . '< .
67140.
. . Revolt
.. 7..110..X.
.71.3
(5(5S!)1.
..Mazapan
.. 4..110..X.
.710
(5G.*i46.
..Presentiment
.. .3..110..X.
.70.3
(570!)2.
..Hirtle
. . 10. ,110. . X .
.70^
‘5‘59;57 .
. .vSuavIla
. . 4. .110
.TOC
(57 1 42.
..Rain ClomI
.. 4. .110
.TOO
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
3 -year-olds and upward.
Selling.
(5 4 1 (5.3 .
..J. C. Clem
.. 4..111..X
7*.’3
(5<5.9.S.S.
. .Merlingo
.. 4..114..X
.720
(57091 .
- Kirkfield Belle
‘5‘5S.S!)-
..Common Sue
. . :i. . 9.S: . X
.713
‘57i:a».
..St. Edgar
.. 3..103..X
.710
(57142.
. .Lll>ertinus
.. 4. .114...
. 74t.3
GG9G2.
. .Light Conieily
.. 3.. 103
.700
Third Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olil.s ami upward.
Selling.
67013.
. . Taylor George
.. 5..111..X.
. 72.3
((571 ‘5:*.)
. . Cock Sure
.. 4..112..X.
.720
(r,70!»2) .
..Toller
.. 4.. 11.3
.71.3
(57K52.
. .Phil Igne
.71.3
‘57141
‘571 ‘57 .
..King of Mist
.. 4..112..X.
.70.3
• 57114.
..Lotta Gladstone
. . 4. .no
.70.3
< 57017. .
. . .Moor
.. 9..112..X.
.709
‘57141 .
..Blnmenthal
.. 6..112..X.
.7<M)
‘57112. ,
. .St. Or-
104 X
.‘59.3
6.3910. .
..Saloyiie
. . 4. MIO. . . !.
Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3-vear-obls and upward.
Handicap.
‘ 671 ‘V.3)
. Von Tromp
.. 5..10S..X.
.7.30
“•|‘59,S.S)
. .Johnstown
. . 4.. t)0..X.
.74(j
‘571 ‘5.3=
. .Tartan
.73.3
‘57K’>‘5.
. Xibliek
.. .3.. ‘‘.3..X.
.7:5-3
‘57K5.3.
. .T. C. Clem
. . 4.. 9S..X.
. 7:50
(oil. 3=
. . Wrenne
. . 4. .KM
7’».3
(5‘;si.3.
..Cello
. . 4. . !)2
.725
Fifth Race— 1 Mile.
4 year-olds and upward. Selling.
(57 1 ‘5‘ »... Niblick
(57140. .. .Woodthorpe
(.7091 ... .Bill Curtis
♦571 10. . . Line of Life
(571 40 ‘ . . . Monnteliauk
‘57192. ... Desinages
‘57092- . . . Foneasta
<57‘*92. . . .Btdaseo
(57090. ... .\ngeleno
Sixth Race — 5-8 Mile.
4-year-ohls ami upwanl. SiH'cial Weights.
5. .112.
.X.
. 725
.3. .11.3.
X .
.720
(5. .112.
X.
.71.3
‘5. .110.
X.
.715
10. ,112.
X .
.710
4. .112.
. X .
.71‘»
‘5. .112.
. X .
.703
4. .115.
• X.
.7(N)
S. .115.
.(KM)
670:57 = .
..La Chata
4.
.103.
• X
‘•►♦;,8K5.
. .Lone Hand
4.
.19.3.
• 5‘5S‘57. .
. . Tramotor
.... 5 .
.19.3.
. X
♦571«:5. .
. . Ih’o Pyro
... .*< .
.los.
• X
(57 1 42. .
...Vvalou
4.
.10.S.
• X
(5<5942. .
. .Tlmra Li*e
.... .3 .
.10:5.
(*.‘*►2.89. .
..(Jraden
.... s .
.10s.
. X
‘5‘54::9. .
..Easter Canl
11.
.19.3.
‘571 12. .
..V4Til;is Vliicit
4.
.195.
‘57o:*7. .
.*. .VjU’ii’s Pride
4.
.103.
‘571(5:5. .
..Mohur
4.
.10.3.
! X
‘»‘5!N5T. .
. .Tatlenliain
.... ‘5.
.105.
.X
‘•6SK5. .
. .Silli’ale
(5.
.103.
.X
‘571.87. .
..Bill -Montgomery ...
1 .
.10.3.
‘57112. .
. .Comas
.... 4 .
.105.
7H>
710
7<».3
7f>.3
CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE BUSH CUP HANDICAP.
Tli(» Bush Cyiii Hamllcap is tlie *hief h*ug-distance ev**nt of tin* Crescent City JcK'key Club’s annual
nieedngs and one of tlie most iK»imlar wiili New Orl«*ans patrons of raidiig. Usually it has falhm to
ligbtly-wcigliteii lio»s but last year Pliil Fincli broke pif<*»*«lcnts l»y winning it witli the stca«l.*iiiig iiti
»M»st of K50 iMMinds. 'riu* m<»st notable featnie in «’oiim*cti<*n xvitli its niiming is Curate’s sin’cessive tvl-
mnplYS in 1!HM ami 19 ;,3. He is er«‘*li4«Ml with scoring the fastest time In its bistory in KMil, but ibere 14
a good <‘iiiim’»* tliat ids record will be supp!ant*‘d this afternoon. Tlie record wf the race is as follows:
Year. First. Age,
Jockeys.
M't.
Secoml. Age.
Wt.
Tl'ird. Age. Wt.
Val.
Time.
1901 Fr.-ingihle (4)
Flick.
• KM
Bert DavLs (5i ...
. . .100
Grev F*»rge (4)1‘N5
$ 1.2-M)
;.3!)“i
1902 Azhn (4)
.Munr«».
. 97
Little Elkin (4) . .
... !»7
.Maj. Mansir (5) KM
I.SIO
3:. 39
1!M):5 The Way (4) ..
Fuller.
. 94
Zazel ((5)
. . . 9(5
I.etiare (4) ....K»7
1.9(55
4:22i
IINM Curate (5)
. . . . H**lge.<**ii .
.Ki3
Major Man.sir (7)
.. .114
Compass (6)
1.K55
3:.3‘5i
190.3 (^urate “*►)
I. .Martin,
.10.3
ILimlspiiima* ‘.3) .
. . . 9.3
Ta*e King <S)... 99
2.0.30
4 ; ’2.3
1906 Phil Finch (5) . ,
IN’rrine .
.i:;o
Little Seout (7) ..
. . .120
Captain Bob (4)loS
2.140
4:o:;i
OAKLAND FORM CHART.
(OAKL.VND)
OAKLAND. CAL.. Friday. February 22, 19C7.- -Eighty-fomth *lay. N*
Meeting (a!»out '.30 days). Weather wet; track sloppy,
Calib.inia J*ickey ( Inb. 3\ inter
(.”.4 iMM'ks on.)
Presiding Judge, E. C. lIopiHT. Htarter, Uieluird Dwyer. .SiM-retary. Pe5’ey W. Treat.
Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. W imlicates wliip, S spurs. 15 blinkers. Figures in parenthesis foilmving
t'lie *lLstauce i»f each race indicate tra*‘k record, ag«* of horse ami w«*ight carried.
671H1
FIRST R.VCE- 3-4 Mile. (1 :12— (5 -1 IS.) Purs.* $4 ‘h). 4 yeai obis ami uiiwanl.
Selling. N«‘t valiH* to winner $32.3.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt '/4 V» ’% Str Fin Jockeys Owners
‘;7'*.8:5= 1 *’ .\( ’ESS AV H El
:ler W
-
1«7
C 2
1" 15
1':
13 Rettig
\V 1* Fine
‘7'‘s:;=J)R. SHERMAN
W
1)
10.3
1 <;
Gi* G'
4'
2= A Bor.*l
.1 E Iloppas
(5(.Mi9 I.(3R1> XEKSUX
4
1<J!
3 7
U 3 * -J
;5ii
31* 15u.\tr.n
Fleur do Lis
‘608:5 .IUD(7E
wsn
G
107
2 4
.3 ‘ ,3«k
.3=
4=i R Davis
F J Ram.sey
••70.37 ME'I'LAK.VTL.V
w
(5
107
s
s s
‘5'
5A (’ AVilliamsW Durktu’
(56S.S;; THE HEI'ROB.VTE
‘:‘;s.3i; MILL SONKl
(57U83 DR. SCHARFF
JU lU 1
t i:i-.3‘5
5 4 8-
1.3 .3
W ,3 1U.3
W 4 10:5
XV S K‘5
I
2); 23 2A (5= F Graham Hall Mar.sball 10 i:i 13
Lycurgus 1* Wilkerson
J McBride II Mack
1 2
8 .3
; 7 10
I i -.3
II 5
20 :;o :;o 12
10 12 12 4 14 3
8 3 3* 4«li 8
Time, 24». 49;L l;l‘5i.
Winner — Br. m. by Colonel Wlie«*l<*r — Princess N'oretti (trained by W. P. Fine).
Went to post ;it 1:4.3. .Vt !>ost 1 miiiuie. Start g*KKl. Won driving; stvoml ami tliinl the s.|iii»*.
I’lineess Wlie«*ler ran into the lend at the start ami won all the way in gaim* fashion. Dr. Sherman, aw.iy
iKMirly on tin* inside, closed a big g:ii> into a fast going, second ami ran a cracking race, l ord Nelsoii la’oke
ilatfoote*!. but got into quick forward contenti*ai ami tired in the idosing drive under a poor ride. Jmlg**
l:u*k«*<l early speeil, Imt linished uell. Methikatla. nearly left, closeil a l*ig gap Tin* Repr«*bate was
opposed to superior early speed ami failed to stay. Dr. Scliarfl’ ran a liml race. Tlie winner was entered
for no bid.
Scratched — (57133 -Silver Sue. 103; (;7<411 Lovey .Mary, 1“3: C(5S“7 Pro*ee*ls. 1“0; ‘570(50 Coniilfo. 101».
67182
I^Ei'OND R.\CE— 1 Mile and 50 Yards. (1:42- 4-
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.32.3.
110.) Purse .S400. 3-year-olds ami
Ind Horses
AWt PP St U % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
<(57l:5.3).TAKE MOOSE
(571:;:: RURXOl.El'TE
t57i:523LOXE WOLF
‘i7K»S .VR.V
‘57 1 32 TAL AMUXD
•571.33 PRESTIGE
w 4 103 ♦;
w 4 1<>2 2
w .3 liri I
ws 3 112* I
W.sn 4 lirj 3
B 3 lu7
1 2!i
2* 23 2' U-.\ F Graham. i
1' li; IG. 2-n W Miller S
3ii'i 4'>. 4i 33 Horner L
4’-‘ .33 .3^ 4“k Rorel
;;b ;:i .->t5 a P.rown
•5 ‘5 ij »5 Buxton
.3U. T:1S. 1:4.3. 1:4.SJ.
'» 3-2 f»-3 2-3 out
> 11-32 4-3 2-3
12 10 2X 1
13 13 3 2
10 3 1
9 3 1
12
10
M Crane
.s I, Butler
l: R Rice Jr
1 H MHler 12
T E McLaughlin 10
Fleur de Lis Sla 8
Time,
Winner — B. g. i»y Deciiiig — Onaetta (trained liy J. Df.xmil.
Wcnit to iN»st at 2:11. .\t post 1 iiiinut**. Start goo*l. W on iiandily: s**conJ driving: third flie same.
Jake .Mmise, after close pursuit *»f llu* pacemaker, won* her d«»un in a long stre(**li drive ami x\on gi»ing
away fast. Burnolette nuule the rmiiiing ve*y easily for six furhaigs, Init tinnl right ut tl;e emi. Lon.,.
Wolf was well up from tlie start ami aiding \\<‘ll at tin* end. .\ra rninle up ground in tlie I’lst lialf. Ts-’**
ninml loomed np w<*ll on tlie turn, tlnni quit iim*x|K’C(edly. Pn*stige ran an inexpliea.l»ly l»ad i;n*e ami *\as
unable to raise a resjieetable gallop. The winner w is bid iqi from $T>d() to $1.‘K)0 and liougl.t by W.
Walker.
S«-ra t**lM*d — <571 ,-|9'. Bogniii. 92.
Overweiglits — .lake M*K>se, 1 iK>imd: Talaniuml. 2.
67183
THIRD RACE -5 1-2 Furlongs. (1:055— (
Allowane‘*s. Net value to w inner .$•*
f— 100.) Purse $40 J.
3 yeai-oMs and upward.
Ind Hor.ses
AWt PP St 14 % % Str Fin
Jockeys Owners
0
1
fiH)7s-SHOT GL .X
(57011 DOI.LIR l)OI,LARS
( 57 o:]() HECTOR
“70s:;)Er.EV.VTTOX
3 9H52 ELD RED
(57i:5‘5 CJ.YDEO
‘.iHi.ll Rtl.XXET
(5i5.vs:; SW'.VGGER
WB :
112 1
\V 3 S6 .3
W B 4 1<»3
w s 4 lOtl
w 9 107
.3 KIT
Ws 4 1<*3
B 4 100
4 1
I'i 1'A i- P.\ W Miller W B .lennings 7-207-201-3 out—
.3-' ;;3i 2'i 2‘* E Dugan .\ B JSuchanaii 30 30 20 3 1
;'.3*. F Graham Hail Marshall 4 4i 4i 1-2 out
4-3
(’►7097. . .
0.33.39 ” . ,
((►7(N59 ). .
(57172. . .
‘5i5,S9‘5 . .
‘57(197. .
‘50:197. . .
(‘5712:*.) .
‘549(5(1. .
‘57122. . .
‘5‘5J‘7::- . .
‘5‘5S2:; . .
‘6^14).
0*3(5. . . .SuUry
Alsono
• Sorrel Top . .
.Autumn Flow’er
. Rnsi Mug Slik .
Ruilol.a
. Pr*ueiis
Vi|>»*riiie
. r> folia II
iTiiielpia
.Siorm
. BoiieiU’ake
..Miss Fei’ris
l>oc Kyle
.BH5. . X. .72.3
. 99 . . © . . 720
. iM) 71.-,
. 10.3. . X
4. .
Kr2.
102 .
KH. .
. DM .
. Kn).
. 9(1.
101 . ,
710
79.3
. 7‘>.3
.70.3
.70.3
. X . .‘•►Ji‘'
. X . . (5!H)
.100. . X . .(5S.3
4..X02.,;<..G63
‘5' ‘5« .3* I*' Harty
4-’. 4*' 4- Rettig
.3 ' ,3' (5"* ‘5<'‘ Van’l»out
7 7 7 7»>^ Gre.-JS
S s ,s ,s \V Kelly
riim*. 21*. 4!U:.
1‘riiicess .\oretii ‘trained l»y W. B.
Went to i»ost al 2:41. .Vt pYsr 1 mimile. Start gotal. Won in a
Sliot Gun «inl<*kly estaldished a safe lead .ami won all the way nnevteuded. Dollie DoPars, from a striding
start, was cl«Yse iq> all llie way. tinisiied fast and is fre>li and g<HKl. lle* tor ran widl for a halt and ipiit
in tlie stret*’!i. Elevation was outpn<a>«l early. Imt tiiiiolie*! wiiii a lu.-h. EhlivJ showed **arly siw*e*l and is
w(»rtii remenibering. Clydeo seems in 1 >h* 1 form. Swagger w.as nearly left. 0
ScnitehHl— ‘57(U><52E. M. Bruttain. 109: GTos.I Aanm J.. 109.
Overweights— Bonnet. .3 [K>unds.
Winner — I!, li. liy .Vrtill**ry
3’ A Fuiium 30 30
Orticer iV’* BlantonlOO 200 ‘200 ‘50
J McCartv :50 ‘*0 (50 12 3
‘ ' Van Dusen 1‘*<I 200 100 20 10
b' It sun GO 100 lOO 30 8
Jennings) .
a liter; second ea>ily: third driving.
67184
Ind
FCUllTH RACE
.’►-year-olds.
1 1-4 Miles. ‘2:65! — 4 — 114.) California Derby. $2,300 adde*l.
Allowames. Net value to winner $:>,123.
Horses
A W^tPPSt St li % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
(.GHOD-TKMACEO W’ 117
“;7u:;G)V(>X PoPIM.I w 117
«57b»1‘ ‘W’K.VX SHORE w III
‘5i,9Gl- W‘ mM. SVXD.VI.S w li 117
•.c».9 CLA.MOR WS 117
U5‘5K82iHUER 1 '.VXo w 117
iM5:*r.DAL IdXDl.iW W 114
‘57<*;j .S"r. ELMWDOD w 1 17
n Vi IP. 1'5 F Graham f’
.3’.t 3'* 2-
W’iimer — II
by .Ma*y
I IIIK'
- l ee K y i*
L’u i:ii ^iik .|* .i-T
S S ‘5-jt fi*
G * ‘5 ' i • 7 7
K» II* ::-i GM. G”
411 k 8 8 8
2D. 49U 1:1
E Durnell
2« Horner T S (^hilds
:*.i' .1 IluntiT A F Elliott
4" 1. W'illiain.sW' E .Api>l<‘gate
fi* .'^covillc Reeiie tiros
G‘V \V .Miller T M VViliianiiii
1"' A Brow 11 .1 roubey
8 C Ivoeriier ,*<<»bra Visia.‘’'l:ible
1:131. 2:1‘U.
0 H c p g
3.) 8-3 4-3’
18-38-5 4-3
4
G
12 12 4 11-5
? 7 *2i 3 ;
IG 15 (5 ’2
in 7 -2 1
♦: r. 11.31
r> 3 2 1
. . nr:iined l»y C. E. Diiriieili.
W’fiit to po'<i at 3: 1:5. Al iM>st 1 iiiinute. Stsirt go*Ml. Won isisilv; st*cond dr’ving: third the same
TeuKtvep appeared very sove U) UJs prelituluaiy hefure the race aud broke slowly, but.'"Aj> »dbue4 ou
3
the Inside on the first tnm, tc»ok the lead on the hackstreteh and held sway comfortably to the finish.
Vox Popull was reserved for the stretch runniui? and came with a l*elated end rush, puttimr up a suia*rU»r
perfOTmance. Ocean Shore, after vunniuK in forward contention with Uie pacemaker for a mile, finally
tired and was not «iuite keyed up for such a hm.u joiiincy. Wool Sandals, also prominent for a mile, <piit
In the last quarter. Clamor was outpaced and outclasse<I, but tinialnnl well. Huerfano was outclassed.
A1 Lindley showed speed, but failed to stay. St. Klmwoo<l ran a l>ad race aim looks bad bo lily.
6ri85
FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 100 Yards. 0:44]— 4-
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $400.
-110.) Parse $.3(H». 4 year aids and
Ind Horses
AWtPP.St?4 % % Str Fin
.Tocke.vs
Owners 0 11 C P S
66742 BITTER BROAVNwsb 4
96
2
5
4i
nk
44 2k
>k
41
Goldstein
J C Cahn
20
50
.50
20
10
67026 JOE LEA'Y w s 4
99 12
14
14
14
IV
101
71
5»
B’menth’l
B L Marders
30
50
25
8
4
67130 FLAA’IGNY WB 4
96 10
9 1)»* 12» 10k 112
84
6k
Gaugel
R B AA’atkins
4
6
5
2
1
67078 REBOITNDER ws 5
195
9
2k
ink Ih
1*5
5k
75
A’an DusenAV’’ G K Dodds
5
6
6
2
1
G70O4 BELD ’l'H E-CAT w .s 6
101
3
'7
.3nk 7*
7i
7k
SI
Lloyd
J H Baker
:io
30
:?))
12
5
G7105=CAROXAL w SK 7
10!) 11
13
i;p
13
14
12'
11=
94
.1 I.ce
AV Daly
15
15
15
6
:i
(67130) LADA' ELT.ISO.N WB 5
K»4
11 1)1
9-i l)lh
•J*
8*
12 »
10»
Bilac
F AA’ Schmidt
5
54
r»4
-•5
6 5
((v71)>3)I.K;HT NO'YE WB 5
dh;
7
4
Si
Ilk
13
13=
91
11=
AA’ McIn’reAA' H .McMullen
12
16
16
6
:i
67080 DEI. PH IE ws 5
115
1
G
7k
9I1 li»h
14
1)).4 12*
R Powers
M A Healey
12
15
15
6
3
6702S MERRY’ BELLE B 4
;«9
5
8
3>
L’k
3k
:3k
13=
13=5
R Lowe
Mrs YI Goldblatt
20
30
30
12
6
OOgL’l ECLIPTIC w 4
98
4
2
Ik
41
,3k
6>
14
14
Beckman
R C Brien
50
100 lO) 40
20
«;71103.\\OXA1JS
u;7tC,7).SAL.\KL,K
U7MsG-*FrN.NV sn>E
• ::7;»r, s.-xhaha
w 4 lh4 1
w 4 Id J
5 4
n G ta; 3
w-15 4 98
3» 3‘
11
L*'i erboneau
32 MeKae
4“ Mentry
W Miller
M isilver.s
.1 Ryan
<; F McXeil
J D Millin
Ih *>i ;>,h
Time. LMJ. 4bjJ, 1 ;4;b;, 1:40)1.
Winner — R, c. by Maddison — Flamiiiyo drained b.v C. 11. Keene ».
Went to post at':’.: in. \t iM»st 1 minute. Start irood. Won in a canter; second ea.sily; third driving.
-Mandator ran* within striking distance of the pacemakers for half the journey, then passed them as if
tliey were anchored wlien s«*ut along on The far turn and won pulling up. Avonalis, under a bad ride, ran
on Ibe inside in «leep going in close pursuit, fell back at a critical u'oment «hi the last turn and oaiue
^auaiu wiili a ladatial rush. Salable r.-in well to the stretch and tired finallv, but was a gaun* tliird. Funny
Siile. after trailing in tlte rear, tinished with a belated nisU and is in extra go<Ml form. Saliara. after
f<»rward running for six furlongs, tired in the last quarter. The winner was entered for no bid.
S<TateluMl — tltu::!- Northwest. 80: 071:15 Governor Davis, 00.
67186
SIXTH RACK -3-4 Mile. (1:12-0—118.)
Net value to winner $S25.
Purse $4(K), 3-year-olds. Sfecial Weights.
Iinl Horses
AAVt PP
St ^
%
%
Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
0
H
c
P
S_
G);i.Cl KOKOMO
w 109
7
3
I-’
V
V
1=
C Koerner
’J' H Ryan
6
7
7
24
6-5
);).;h;i mitre
WB 109
2
i,
3k
4k
^1
2“k Lauby
Menlo Stable
3
5
46
2
1
(;)2)I8 SAM BARBER
WB 109
8
7
5®
324 3=4 Borel
G Engli.sh
5
6
26
7-5
7-10
♦;g744 fhaS':leia)
W 109
5
4
6k
44
Harty
T a Fullum
12
20
20
10
5
•.V)-Gl .JOHNNY LYONS
W 112
li
8
8
8
8
53
J Hayes
M J Hayes
15
15
10
4
2 *
GI.9G1 KAY BE.NNEIH'
AVS 109
4
1
7
5-»
7
6=
J McBride
(I AV Griffin
2
34
36
7-5
7-10
o.7))u8)AI/rA.\EKO
AV 112
1
6
2k
2nk 5nk
74
AV Miller
T H AA illiains
;;
5
4
2
1
(;)>M4 = HAi'PY RICE
AV 109
!»
9
9
9
04
J Hunter
AV AValker
20
30
:i0
12
C
G S94 ALT.V SP.\
AV 109 10
2
4Qk 6nk B
9®
A Brown
H C Ahlers
:;o
,50
.50
15
6
SV)’AMORE
AV 112
G 10
10
10
10
10
F Graham j Marlin Jr
12
20
20
8
4
67103»KING EI.LSAVORTH
WB 6 113
G
1
8»
8k
71X
24
14
Nicol
B Trotter
7
12
7
3
3-2
0710:4 MONOCHORD
AVSB 6 109
8
8
3nk
1*6
H
2«k Lloyd
J H Baker
.5
7
7
3
3-2
671))3 SINCBRI’fY’ BELLE W 5 108
5
7
9k
96
94
9*6
[ 3-
Pickett
AV’ P Bryson
15
25
25
8
4
670802FIRE AI.ARM
WSB 3 9:4
4
6
46
:4k
2>‘
44
Garner
G H Neal
G
6
6
24
(F5
! 670))3 HUNTINGTON
W B 7 105
1
9
01
10'
101 i;i
51
A’an DusenF AV'alker
15
20
20
8
4
i 67049 H. OF HYACINTH
WB 4 102
12
2
104
71
6*
6k
64
Pickens
J Flemming
8
13
12
5
2
GG609 MERRY PIONEER
W' 6 111 11
4 11=
11=
111
121
7uk Troxler
B C Bunbury
8
12
12
r,
26
67104 COHMO.SA
WB 4 114
3
5
71
! 44
44
8k
Hogg
AV AA’helaii
12
2))
20
8
4
67025 HENRY O.
WSB 5 110
7
126
13
13
1::
91
AV’ McIn’reP W Torrey.son
15
:io
:;o
10
.5
67025=LEMON GIRL
AV 6 lOS
9 13
5k
.54
51
81
104
R Lowe
M Deatherage
8
D)
9
3
8-:5
G7a55=DELMORE
w 4 108
2
12
Ik
2k
84 101 111
Bilac
Mrs L Harris
2
11-
52
1
12
67103 BRILLIANT
WB .5 lOi) 10 11
13
12=
124
7»
12‘
Foy
H I Saxton
25
30
:io
10
5
67099=SCHROED. MIDAA’ AYwb 3 94 13
10
6h
41
:>k
54
13
A Martin
J Shannon
15
20
'20
8
4
Time. 25 1^, 49 i, 1:1
Winner — II. g, by Dunois — Maggie T, (trained by T. II. llyan).
Went lo iKisi at 4:0!». At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same: third driving.
KokoiiMi. from a flying start. led by a wide gap tlirongliont and was much the liest. Mitre, away jsxnl.v
Mid sJiiii t»lT on 1ln‘ far turn, closed up fast at the end under inadequate handling. Sam Il.irixT ran orom-
inenlly ibrouglioul and liiiisiied gamely in the worst going. Frascuelo l»roke slowly, but steadily improved
Ills position, .loliniiy Lyons, away liadly, closed a big gap. Kay Ihmnett al.^o suffered at the start, but
was never dangmons and probably disliked tlie going. .Vltanero tired badly after running prominently to
llie sill* tell.
Seialelicd — 07150 Vinton, 109,
NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART.
(FAIR GROUNDS.)
NEW ORLEANS. LA.. Frid<>y, February 22, 1907. — I'orty-serond d.ay. Trescent Cit.v .Tot^key Club. Winter
.Meeting (til days;. Weather cloudy; track fast. (.‘15 U)oks on.)
i’reslding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. P., Dade. Racing Secretary, Martin Xathanson.
Racing slart.s at 2:00 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following
the disiaiu-e of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried.
67174
FIRST RACK -5-8 Mile. (1:00—7—114.) $100 added. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Selling.
Net value to winner $112.50.
Ind Horses
AAVt PP St 14
% Str Fin
Jocke.vs
OAvners
q_
c
P
S
G.AIS flTo N N A E I . V I H A
w
95 11
5
G=
36
luk
1*6
Bilac C
F Fox
2
2 *
9-59-1011-20
t.47o:; AL.ANIE
AV
DM) 1
2
1*?
. 11
2H.
2' 4 Lloyd C
C Van Meter
15
2(1
20
s
4
G'.)»79 14E.NEVOLE
AVB
100 4
3
2).
26
3="
3=
Ja.s Hen’syM
LocAvenstien
8
10
8
3
8-5
GGS27 MIMIC’S DAUGHTER
AV
95 S
D)
9 '
9^
G>*
46
B’menth’l R
C Nel.son
:;o
40
40
15
7
(;7)»:;o ADELA K.
AVB
KUill
G
46
4k
5*6
5*
AV R AV’k’rB
Schreiber
3
56
23-58-5
4-5
♦ 7099 PUOi’in<rrE.s.c:
AV
95 7
14
12=
10 )
7>
Ch
Gaugel J
Griffin
25
4)1
40
15
6
Gt 975 KA'I'E SI'EllKA’
AVIS KM) 9
13
IH
122
S6
7k
Beckman .1
T Stewart
.5))
75
75
25
12
DORO'rnV III NCAN
AV
9G.>. :;
12
i:;i
i;]6 IH
S»
Pickens O
G I’arke
K)
10
66
26
3-2
GI77.) M* iLLlE l’..\LL
AV
95 1;;
4
:.;k
.5‘‘
4 k
9*
Goldstein
T Gardner
12
25
10
5
••);x7G )jl’lN)'E
AV
11*0 G
1
7-1-
G.’
JF
1))=
R Lowe T
Hitchcock
20
3)1
30
10
5
♦.7<i99 L.VMTA
WS
9G 12
9
D»':
'll'
106
11*
A'ari Duseml
C Bennett
2.5
::o
:;o
D)
5
(.):'7r.\‘^KlMMER
WSB
105 7.
7
.5k
86 12 ‘
J Lee VV
’ Oerst
G
10 «4)
3
8-5
)/.722 I'.AKADiSE .SPRING
W
95 2
U
14
14
13*
13*
Scanlon .1
E Mundty
LV
GO
on
20
10
(;i .2J .SWEET SUNSHINE
AVB
102 10
8
8=
7k
14
^4
AV’ Mcln’reP
A Itenaud
50
DM) DiO 40
15
Tiim*. 24. 4S, 1:01.
Winner — Br. f, l»y Ktliellx t t -Old Madrid (traiiu'd by A. Simons).
Went U» i»ost at 2:)H, .VI post I minute. SIcrt good. Won easily; second driving: third the same.
Jioniia Klvira broke wvll. but was outrun f<»r the first quarter and had t<» w*nk bee way to tlie le.iders t.n
:iie out id»‘. but came fast afler eiiieiing the lumiestreteh and drew' ;iway iii the limil fmlong. Ahuiie is
.! rapid breaker, showed tlie most early sp«s*d and ser a f;i.-t pace, but ecmid iioi wiflistatid the wimier.
Benev,,!^. was a keen contender at all stages and kept close lo tlie inside rail for the entire trip. .MoUie
Bail ran witli tl.c leaders niilil on ibe turn into the boniest retch, then lircil iiid was eased iip. Mimic's
Daughter made iqi ground and finished fast. Adela R, quit under a diive. The winner, entered for $ii(K),
was sold to B. C. Bunliury for
Scralidied — iMKi77- Koy.al Jtiver, lf»((.
ovcrwciglits— .Vlanic, 5 pounds; Adela R., 2; ; Dorothy Duncan, If: Lamia, 1; Skiinwer, 5; Sweet Sun-
shine. 2.
Time, 24L 49L 1:145, 1:41, 1 ;.54?.
Winner — Ch. m, hy Pirate of Penzance — llecetuber (trained by W. Kunze).
Went to po.st at 4:30. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third tlie same.
Dekaber show^ amazing improvement, worked her way up on the outside and <*aine wide when entering
the lioiuestretch, wore Louise .Macfarlaii down in the stretch run, but was driving to the limit at tlie end'
to stall off Evie (Jreene. The latter was crow’ded liaek on the far turn when Louise Macfarlan moved ni».
but came agitin in the last sixteenth and finished with a rush. Louise Ma<*f.irlan began slowly, Irjt came
fast on the outside in the sfreteli and seemingly had her oiiponents l>eaten at the ^sixteenth post, hut tired
in the final <lrive. Bitter Brown ran a good r.aee. Rebonnder showed the most s|>eed for seven furlongs,
but failed to stay. Flavigny got off pomly and made up ground. The wimier was in for $7«0; no itid.
Scratched — (H*.7(M Glisten, 104.
(-iverwe i ght.s — Elliptic . 2 i m M inds .
SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 7t Yards. (1:4.3s— .3— 90.) $400 added. 2-year-olds and
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $405.
67180
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt H ^ % Str Fin Jockeys ^Owners
O H C P S
Time, 24h, 48{|, 1:1:1?, 1:40*, 1:45?.
Winner — B. h, by King Eric — Mabel Ellsworth ( trained by E. Trotter).
Went to i»ost at 4:58. At post 2 minutes. Start gooil. Won driving; second and third the sane.
King Ellsworth dropped back in the run down the baekstretch. but cIosimI ii|> again under a drive and.
finishng with a rush, outstayed Monochord. Tlie latter was away forwardly and set the pace to (he
.stretch, came through next to the rail when entering the homestretch and apjieared a certain winner, hnt
tired in (he last few strides. Sincerity Belle tiegan slowly and was shntlled back oh the first turn, then
eloseil a big gap. Fire Alarm ran well to the .stretch. Lemon Girl and Delmore ran p<»orly. Schroeder's
Midway was eased up at the cud. The winner was entered for $400; no bid.
tiieratehed — G7075- Auditor, 110.
HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART.
(O.VKDAWX.)
HOT SPRINGS, ARK., Friday, February 22, 1907. — Seventeenth day. Oaklawn Jockey Cluli. Spilng Meet-
ing (GO days;. Weather cloudy; track fast. (11 l>ooks on.)
Prawsidlng Judge. Frank J. Bryan, ^tarter. Mars Cassidy. Secretary, E. \\\ Maginn.
Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis followMng
the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried.
67193
IRST RACK — 1-2 Mile. (48 — 2—109.) Purse $400. 2-year olds. .Maidens. Fillies.
Allowances. Net value to wiuiier $300.
Ind Horses
AWt PP St Vij % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O n C P S
66894 .\UNT ROSE W 115 4
670942 AT NT UALA w 115 L'
67(194 FARE W 107 9
6696S KATHERINE MURPHY w 115 10
67094 ASTORIA HEI.LE
GG91S ROLL WEEVIL
G7(M14 TRAVEL
G7094 SIS LEW'LS
J.AVATRIXA
G7»jt»4 MIS.S FLORID.A
i H C H Shill’g.T S Hawkins
I’i D Austin J C Milam
:i>i Engl’dcr G W Innes
7 8 9-5 7-10'i-5
*8-5 2 2 ll-20ont
4 8 8 3 G-5
2-i 5 4 8-5 7-10
6 7 7 2 1
20 .50 .51) 1.5 8
20 50 50 20 10
10 15 1.5 G 3
♦8 5 2 2 H 20.»ut
:’4) GO mi 2.5 12
Cherry H R Baker
w 115 3 3 7(» 62 52 A’buchon P T Chinn
w 115 8 5 .52 5* 62 Finch W II Norton
WB 115 5 4 6»» 72 7* J Foley M Young
w 115 7 8 8* 8® 8^ G Swain I B Fitzgerahl
w' 115 1 2 10 9«k 92 Gritlith F h'razer
w 115 G 10 92 10 10 F Perrett H McCarren Jr
♦(..’tnipled in betting; no seiiarate place or show betting.
Time, 12, 23?„ :r».3, 48.
Winner — B. f, by MazaigJin — Klondyke (trained by J. S. Hawkins).
Went to post at 2:1»J. At post 1 minute. Start g^MKl. Won easily; second driving; third the same.
•Vnnt Rose, showing sudden improvement and well handleil, broke in :i forward |*osltioii, showed the most
speed and won all the way with plenty in reserve. Aunt Hahi was going well at tl*' end and followed
the lejider <lose up tlirongliont. Fare was right there at the end and also showed improved form. Kath-
erine Murphy was going well on tlie stretch turn, when she Imre out badly and tired slightly in the final
drive. She has worked well and is considered superior to the winner. Astoria Belle ran fairly well,
'file others were mwe*- serious eontenders.
67175
Ind Horses
SECOND R-VCE — 7-8 Mile. (1:25^ — H — 9:5.) Purse $4b0. 3-year-olds and upward.
Allowance.s. Net value to winner $3«J0.
(G7(»7S)WES
(.Tci'G-OHlVESA
o;7n26>Brrr'ER MIS.S
(;7n.V> COIA'MBIA GIRL
GC722 ROYAI^ BREEZE
(.70.54= ALLOX BY
•VOTING
AWt PP St V 4,
4 8 7-=
^ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P
W 4 106
WB 4 101
W -J 90
S 6 108
W 3 9.5
.3 100
G7G49 HARRY STEPHENS W 5 110 8
710 at 11 1= Garner A Hainel 3-5 3-511-201-4 l-€
12 11 2-i 2’ Hogg A Brown 12 15 15 3 4-5
1 2 li 2i :D 3= 32 Bilac J C Cahn 5 6 51 11-102-5
5 4 G= 6‘ 4k 4i 42 Van Dusen.Tohnson & Dodson5 12 12 11-54-5
:; .52 v r,» 5= .5»» Ja.s llen’syEurlew & O’Neill 1.5 20 20 6 9-5
7 C 4* uuk 7.25 64 6'' Lloyd R E Watkins .50 60 60 12 2
6 ,5 3- 3“k G^ 7*= 7® R Low'e C C Van Meter 4U Go 60 12 4
8 8 8 8 Gaugel J U Strode 100 200 2<X) 50 15
Time, 2.3L 47^, 1:12s. 1:25L
Winner — Br. g, by Inverness — Santeuse (trained by A. Hamel;.
Went t<» iMist at 2.:JG. At iMist 1 minute. Star! immm*. Won easily: second and third driving. Wes
onfelasxMl the others, wheeled just as the barrier went up and was practically left :it the p«isT, then
Worked his way up on the out.side ai»d. Imishing with a rush, was well in band at the end. nbiyesa set a
lerriiie p.*ie« for five furlongs, but tired when ehallenged. Bitter .Miss forced the early pace, but tired
after going a half miV. .Vllouby and Voting had rongli trips. r«>limibia Girl ran a dull race.
Scnitcfied G712G'< :ranada. lOii: G71012Gotholine, 9.5; G7('27 Foxinead, 110; G702S Donna, 104.
overwelghts -.Vllonby, .5 pounds.
67194
SE( (>M) RA(’F 1-2 Mile. (48-
Net value to winner $22,5.
2 -109.) Purse $!‘>00. 2-year-olds. Selling
Ind Horses
67118 L.\DY HAPSBUKG w 95 10 t
671182DANDY' DA.NCER ws inl 9 :i
G6944 FLARNEY w 106 1 1
G7019 0X1) A w 90 3 2
66.S94 VIRGINIA LINDSEY W 97A 6 8
(67093;OS(.'AR T. w l(Ni S 7
((>7018)ORPHANY w 110 7 G
SENATOR BECKHAM w 112 4 9
G7118 F.LLORA W 98 5 5
MISS NELLIE LEE w 95 2 10
AW t PP St % % Str Fin
1
Jockeys Owners
32 32
4h 41
6'* ()■
1= 1« Skirvin
2 Cl 2«i£ .Shreve
3-1 D Austin
42 Engl’der
;5‘5 Dearborn
62 G Swain
72 Cherry
8* A’buchon
9= Butler
II Mcc^arren Jr 7
H W Mo.se ley :i
J C Milam 6
Chinn & ForsytheG
H ll Baker
C I’angritz
L A Celia
P T (7hinn
.1 S Hawkins
HOP S
7 6 2 1
16-516-51 1-2
12 10 4 8-5
8 8:; 3-2
,50 r,() .50 20 in
4 7 7 2.1 1
:i-2 :i-2 9-lOout—
10 2.5 2T. 10 r>
10 20 20 8 4
50 50 20 8 4
8'1 7.1
9^ 92
7A 81
10 10 10 J Murphy J Burttschell
Time, 12, 24, 35?. 48.:;.
Winner — B. f, hy Hapsbnrg -Banderole (trained hy II. Mct'arren, Jr.).
Went to |K>st at 2:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. W«mi driving: second and third the same.
Lady Hapsburg. lucky at the start, dashed into a long lead at onee and, aftqi- setting a fast pao®. »K*goa
tiring fast in the last furlong and just lasted long enough. Dandy Daneer went well throughout ami
tinished .gamely. Flarney was caught in a jam after the start and forced wide into the stretcii. lint fin-
ished with a rush and would have won in a few more strides. Omia ran a good lace and was also gaining
at the end. Virginia Lindsey ran fairly well. Oscar T. broke from an outside position and can do lietter.
Orjihany. pimrly ridden and away in a tangle, had scant chance. The w’inner was entered for no hid.
Scratched — 671 432 Water Bock, y.j.
Overweights — Flarney, 5 pounds; Virginia Lindsey. 21; Orphaiiy, 1
67195
THIRD RACE— ^-4 Mile. (1:12?-
Net value to winner $300.
-113.) Purse $4(K). 3-y ear-olds. Selling.
6 JIT 6
Ind Horses
THIIiD R.\CE- 3-4 Mile. (1:12? — .5 — 107.) Purse $G(H). :;-ycar-olds and upward.
Hamlicap. Net value to winner $.500.
~AWtl"Fst ^ ^ %~7stTFiiT^J^ey3
Owners
o n c p s
(:7or,:i e.MERc.rni'Y
<G7n.5.5| BEI.LE .‘4TRUME
(.7c7G KoHINi k>K
♦. 701 ‘j A.\L\1 m lit
G7i:.I MONK It E
G7027 P.EItTHA E.
tUGSt DECXTEMP.^
WB C 130 3
W B r> 117 4
w G ms 2
w 4 95 5
w .3 Hit 7
W 4 il5 G
WSB 4 1U5 1
4'<k 5.1 11 Garner J H McCormick
m V 1‘ 22 W .McIn’reR E Watkins
S W Streett
W G Bartels
J McCiermiMd
Mrs J I’hillips
W S ib icu
.3-511-109-102-5 1-8
8-5 2 9-5 2-6 1-6
20 9 2
KM) 100 15
25 25 6
:u) :io 6
200 200 40
2ii 2 ‘ 46 3 uk J Lee
5- 42 5= 4i‘ R Lowe
3> 3»* 2i> 51 Fuy
612 6*= C‘= 6=® Lloyd
7 7 7 7 Johan’ s’ n
Time, 2:;?, 47?, 1:00*. 1:1:;?.
Winner — B. g. hy Bathainptou — Crisis (trained hy C. Lonie).
Went lo |M)st at 2:59. .\t post 1 minute. .Start goo<l. IVon driving; second and third the sacie.
Emergency ran a smashing gcml race under his big w<*ight, was outrim for the first quarter a«d was
sharply cut off on ilie turn out of the baekstretch when attempting 10 go r.hiongh on the insMe, then
.'oiiiid an opening ne.xt to the rail on the turn into the limnestreich and fmisli/vl fa.st and gamely under a
.IrLva*. Belle Sirome showed great speed in settiiig the early pace ami finished resolutely, but tiring.
Kohinoor ran well and ontgamed .Nuiador in the final drive. Monere ran a fast Imlf.
Soratched — (G(’>.S02)Keator. 130: G7<X;3 Fancy Dress. IPS; GG7.59 Gauze. Ill; (GG58S; Morales, 118.
67144=SIR VAGRANT
67119 JUNE TLME
(;6ft70 HA LI ..AD
67047 SEA WATER
(67119)BCREN AR.NOLD
C71442DR. LEE HUFFMAN
t;7119 ANNA RCtiKlX
6714 1 DOLPH
67119 DULZURA
G6820 KlTl’Y II.
67177
^ FOURTH R.\CE — 1-2 Mile. (47? — 2 — 107.) Martha Washingrton Stakes. $1,000 addetl.
2-yea r-old.'^;. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner .81,210.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt ?4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
i 115 7 5
w 11,5 2
w 115 m (>
W 115 4 9
w 107 2 m
< ) MOLLI E MONTROSE
«(.7n." 1 ) .NO'CASULGA
•;7i«(i=LA'rrK’E
GVur.lLMoNTBERT
c«;9t9 Rrn'EP.LY
LADY CAROLINE IT. ws 110 G 4
(.7125 DETJIOUI'E w m9.l 8 3
G7U24 WHISK BROOM AV 115 9 7
G7mo| PR1NCE.<;S SI E W' 117 1 11
(oHH)»l)ltOp STITCH AV 107 11 8
GRiMi COINt^IDENT av.s 115 1
♦.Added Starter.
12 11 10 Garner G H Holle 2.», 3 13-54-5 2-5
2= 2* 2® Nicol A Hamel 6-57-513-1011-203-10
41 31 31 i Lloyd S Louis -t.5 9 9 3 1
82 Gi 46 n Lowe \V H Snyder vl5 16 16 6 2J
7^4 71 51 Hogg .) C Cahn 15 40 40 12 4i
62 45 6= Van DusenJ Tevis 15 16 16 6 3
3^ 55 7‘i Troxler J E Murphy 15 15 15 G 2i
r.i 82 82 W R W’k’rS Louis 75 9 9 3 1
10 9« 9« lyominick Mrs S iF.herty 15 :’.0 30 12 5
9h 10 10 Huestis S T White ‘ 50 KM) 100 30 15
Lo.st rider. J Lee AV H Snyd ir J15 IG 16 6 2i
?+Coupled in betting; no sejiarate pla<-e or saow’ belting.
Time llj, 22?, :14?, 47?.
Winner — Ch. f. by Casarion — Beziqiie (trained by W. L. 1 ewis).
Went lo post at :;:3l. At post 7 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second and third driving. Mollle
Montrose is a quick beginner, went around the leaders with a rush in the first sixteenth and, setting a
very fast pace, ontgamed Notasuiga through the last furlong and Avas going aivay at the end. Notasniga
imwed up fast on (he turn into the homestretch and got to the leader at the eighth post, Avhere she
appeared a certain winner, hut lin'd wlicn Nicol went to the whip. Lattice ciiuie fast on fjie inside on the
turn into the homesireich and Inmg on gamely umler punishment. Coincident stumbled soon .ifter the
start and Le«‘ fell off. MontlxTt made up ground ami finished gamely, as also fiui Bitterly. Lady Caroline
II. .showed speed.
Scratclied— (M2’.77 Embay, 110.
Overweights — Detborpe, 2? pounds; Princess Sue, 2. _
67178
FIFTH R.V(^E — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (l;43ii — 3 —
iipwunl. Selling. Net value to winner $412. ,60.
$4CH) added. 3-year olds and
Ind Horses
AWt PP St 14 %
♦♦7)199 DOI'BT
)i7< .992G.\IIG AN TU A
♦)7080 SICAMOUS
(.^r AGCA
♦.♦ s;i9 I OLE
(-7U80 HORSERADISH
♦Ui.5.52 BRtJOK.sT'ON
67)*99 M.\RY BUCH.YNAN wn 3 84 10 12
67<Mi:; OM.VR KHAYA AM WSB 4 105 8
♦>70SO CELEBRATION WS 7 109 2
♦:7n;i9 IRONTO.N WSB 3 87A12 9
) 70)123 MAZONf A W 4 DJ2 9
67)H)3 MOI.LIE DONOHT-E AV 4 107 :i
6G:M)5 mayor J0HN\S0N W 8 105 14
6‘
ws 3 86 1 10 12"kl2i
W 3 95 7 2 22 25
AV 3 96 6 1 7k 5‘ f)^
AVB 3 89 5 i:t 14 14 lO"!
AVB 6 102 11 11 81 71 2k
■W.SB 4 104 4 14 im Hi 12 1
AV 7 104 13 - :
91 9i 8*
m li 4i
8 10= Si 74
4 6h 6‘ i:p
6 4* 101 14
Str Fin
Jockeys G.vners
0
c
_P_
_S___
6k
16
Goldstein P .’vl Civill
20
30
30
10
5
1*
2k
R Lowe Mrs M Goldblatt
3
3
13-56-5 3-6
:th
3*
Jas Hen’syF Carter
7
10
10
4
2
.5=
4*
Bilac J Arthur
8
8
6
24
6-5
26
56
Lloyd 'T B Morris
30
.30
20
8
4
7*
6»
Hogg J c Cahn
20
20
20
8
4
4*
711
Gauged J B Sweeney
15
15
12
5
2
104
84
A AV'illianjsVV’ A Kirwan
30
60
GO
20
10
S4
9*
J Lee E S Gardner
8
10
9
3
3-2
9*
10*
A Martin J liobertson
30
30
20
8
4
11* 11*
Scanlon .r E Murphy
20
:u)
30
12
6
12=
12=
C Booker R YI Hennessey
.3))
GO
60
20
10
13*
13»
Garner .1 H Mct^ormick
3
4
4
8-5 4-5
14
14
A’an DusienL .Vl.irion
40
50
50
20
10
, 1:
133,
1:40?, l:4i;.
AVinner — Ch. c, by Star Shoot — Mistrust (trained by P. M. Civill).
AVent to post at 4:(K>. .\t post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon driving: second and third the same.
Doubt was untrnn to the stretch tnm and crowded out, but workcMl his way up on the oatside and, finish-
ing with a rush, caught the leaders tiring at the end and outguiued Gargantna in the final drive, Tiie
latter was hard ridden for the entire trip and raced Omar Kbayyaiii Into dofeat. but tired in the last six-
teenth, Sicamous was a game contender for the entire trip and finished fast. Onagga closed a big
and finished gamely, lole ran well. Omar Khayyam retired aftrr going a K‘»o<i six furloiigs. The winner
was entered for $.300 and bought in for $400.
Scratch^ — 67049 Water Dog, 111.
Overweights — Om ar Khayyam, 1 pound; Ironton, 1?.
^ ~| ^ d SIXTH RA(’E — 1 1-8 Miles. (1:52? — 3 — 115.) Purse .$500. 4-yiar-olds and upward,
i ..1. i Selling. Net value to winner $4(Ki.
'ind Horses
A WtPPSt St ?4 % % Str Pm Jockeys OwiiTii"
O H C P S
C710G DEKABER w 7 99 13 12 12* 6 i 8^ 9* 31 14 J O'Brien AV Kunze 50 60 60 20 10
67130 EVIE GREENE wsB 4 99 6 1 S* 3* 2i 4» 4»i- 2i Jas Hen’syJ P M^iyberry 5 8 8 3 3-2
<C7U25)L. IdACF’RLANwtm 5 105 8 11 Ui 8i 3>» Seder W’£orJ& Buckner 4 4 13-513-103-6
Ifid Horses
%
% Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
0
H
C
P
S
2G
2*
2*4 1*
D Austin
J C Milam
36
4
4
6-5 1-2
9>
9*
4 * 2*
Engl’der
J Garson
D)
15
15
5
2
•fk
Oj4
51 ;*iT
Keating
A AV'eir
D)
10
8
3
6.5
56
4k
3nk 4'.:
E Martin
J A Mundy
15
20
20
8
4
1=
1=
*16 54
G SAvain
B S Horne
8-5
9-5
9-5 1
1-2
8*
6*
76 Gk
AA’i shard
G H Marlman
2
13-513-
51
•15
10
7.6
8' 7=
Skirvin
H McCarren .Ir
15
20
20
8
4
7h
5k
G'6 8*
Finch
H Bertram
:;o
30
30
10
.f,
3.V
8k
9= 9=
Dearborn
I B Fitzgerald
10
10
8
s
:t-2
6=
10
10 10
F Burton
M Burton
20
20
20
8
4
AV 117 1 1
WB 107 3 2
w 102 7 5
AVB 102 4 8
W 117 5 .3
AV 11 1 9 9
AV 107 10 10
W 107 2 G
w 102 G 4
AV 102 8 7
Time, 242. 40g. 1;1G?.
Winner — B. c, by Handsome — Florence AV'. (trained by J. C. Milam).
Went to iKist at .3:1.3. At ixist 5 minutes. Start floor. Won driving: second and third the same.
Sir A’agrant, w«‘ll bantlled and having an aiBantage at tiie start, was reserved in the early running, wore
town Bnreti -Arnold when called on and. finishing gamely, won Avith something in reserve. June Tina*
began slowly and batl to go wide most of tlie way, but finished fast and was slowly wearing the winner
down at the end. Ballad ran a g*x>d race under poor handling and finished gamely. Sea Water Avas lu
dost' quarters most of the Avay. Bnren Arnold tired fast after going a goo<l half and can do much Indter.
Dr. Lee lluffman had scant chance with a potir rider and bad send-off. The winner was entered for $40‘»;
no bid.
67196
FOURTH RACE- 1 Mile and 70 Yard^. (1 :433— 5— 10(i ) Purse $500. 3-year-olds and
upward. .-Vllowances. Net value to winner $400.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
0 H C P S
67098=HIGH BEAR
(G7U72) BOTTLES
6712HFLORIZEL
67))9G2MIDAS
67023 JACK LORY
1= C H Shill’ gJ R AVainwright 2
■ ■■ ■ ■ 3
9-5 7-l)Knit
G-.3 out
7-.3 out
4-5 out
2i out
WB 4 106 1 1 4‘ 34 3=
AV 3 97i 3 2 2H li» ink i»s Dearborn C A*" Mueller
AV 6 105 5 4 Vk 4* 4= 4- 3^ F Perrett H McCarren Jr
WB 4 106 2 5 ink 2= 2^ 3‘ 4? Engl’der G E Dudley 2 2
WB 5 106 4 3 5 5 5 5 5 D Austin C Schawacker 10 10
Time, 24*. 40. 1:14?, 1:402, 1:44.
Winner — B. o, hy .John Bright — Leora (trained by F. Lnz.ader).
AVeut to post at 3:4:>. At iM>st 1 minute. Start gotMi. Won easily: second and tliird tlie same. High
Bear, showing improvement under good handling, was a forward contender from tlie start, wtae <io\vn t!.e
leaders when calltxl on and won as his ruler pleased. Bottles set a fast pace in the early stages, raced
.Midas into subjection in the first three-quarters and was best of the others. Florizel had no niishaps ami
was not good enougli imlay. Midas was speedy and was eased up in the last f-urknig when his chances
apiieared hopeless. Jack Lory ran poorly.
Overweights — Bottles, 3j pounds; Jack Lory, 1.
67197
^ FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. (1:.3»2— 4— 1084.)
Selling. Net value to winner $225.
Purse $:--00. 4-year-olds and iipwaid.
Ind Horses
AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys ^Owners
O H C P S
66071 J. P. MAYBERRY' w 6 KW
06973 TO.MOCHICH1 w 4 102
671462SKYAVARD AVB 4 104
67147=TdNDALE avb 5 K)9
6714S=RLEAR NIGHT WS 4 97
671722RANDILLO W 6 104
671l6=FOXHALL AV 4 105
6i 6uk 7 5* Ih
5^ 4*i 45 3^
3^ 3>i li 32
4i 5H 6= :B 45
7“ 7== 5i 4*» 5= Shre\e
0 2k 2^ Ik 6^ 6i Butler
4 11 Ik 2k 7 7 Y'oung
8 8 8 Pulled up.AVylie
Time, 24?, 50. 1:15, 1:42?.
Amaliel (trained by AV’. Egan).
E Rice AA' Egan
Engl’der F J I’ons
G Swain J J Flannigan
D Austin M £ Slack
MrsSRIaiwrence
C Schawacker
J J Ogles
J S Bratton
8 8 .3 3-2
6 5 2 1
11-511-54-5 2-5
10 10 4 S-5
8 4 8-5 4-5
7 7 2» 6-5
7 7 2i 6-5
20 15 6 3
67097 PRINCE OF PLESS w 4 102 1
AAlnner— Ch. g, by Albert-
AV>iit to iK>st at 4:12. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AA’on driving; second and third the same.
J. P. MaylHTry, running to Iti.s liest form and shoAving improvement, Avas kept far back in the early run-
ning. but finished with a rush tliroiigh the last quarter and got up in tlie final stride. TonuM-hiehi moved
up fast after going three-quarters and tired slightly in the last few strides. SkywartI ran well, hut tired
in the stretok. Lindale was right tliere most of the way. Clear Night was iioorly Iiandletl and can do
better. Bandillo and Foxball showetl the most speed for three-quarters, then tired tiadly in the final
quarter. The winner was entered for $.’i<M); no bid.
Scratched— G7047=Shenandoah, 109; 07022 Oasis, 97; 67173 Leta Duffy, 102; 6C94S Athena, 107; G714S
Mr. Jack. 112; 67140 Peter Knight. 109; 07048 Alart Gentry, 104; 64065 Carnation, 97.
Overweigh ts — Foxball, 1 p<iund.
67198
SIXTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. (2:08 — 7 — 107.) Purse $500. 4 year-olds and upward.
SelMng. Net value lo winner .$400.
Ind Horses
A WtPPSt St
%
% ^Str
Fin Jockeys
Owners
0
H
0
P
S
( 67098) KITTIE PLATT
w 5 107
1
4
3*
2=
2* 1*1
, 1*
1* J J Waksh F
J Pons
8-5
9-5 3-2
4-5 2-5
67146 BENDKip
WB 5 108
5
5
44
44
4k 5k
2*4
2* D Austin
H
R Baker
5
5
5
2
1
G7173=MATCiA
W 5 104
7
1
6*
5*4 74 2k
3=
3*4 Engl'der
W
AV Jenkins
10
12
12
a
2
67148=CURSl\^
ws 7 104
2
G
5=
7*6
6*.V 8k
4=
4»k J Murphy J
Burttschell
7
12
12
5
2
G7073 BIG BOW
AV 5 10))
9
7
8=
!)
9 9
.53
5= F Burton
G
AA’ Scott
5
r;
44
9-5 9-10
67121 ’r. J. POWELL
AV 5 105
3
9
!)
8*
8k 6h
6k
66 DYnch
A
McKay
15
20
20
8
4
67121 C?ROSGRAIN
WB 5 107
4
8
74
6*
5uk 7h
7*
7* Shreve
P
King
5
r»
4
9-5 9-10
66873*CADILLAC
AATB 4 104
6
3
2k
3*
3*4 4k
8*
8* G Swain
C
D StOA'ens
15
20
20
8
4
(67147) IMBODEN
WB 6 104
8
2
1*
1»
1* 34
9
9 Dearborn
M
Ochsner
6
10
8
3
8-5
Time
, 25
, 49g.
1:15
. 1:42?, 2:08?.
AVinner — B. m, hy Longflight — Kathleen (trained b.v J. O. Holder).
AA’ent to post at 4:41. At post 1 minute. Start good. AA'ou easily; second driving; third the same.
Kittle Platt took the lead when her rider was ready and won well in hand. Bendigo showed ImptMvement
and was a forward contender, finished gamely and was best of the others. Match ran fairly well and liul
no mishaps. Citrsus ran Avell in sfiots only and tired after going a mile. Big Bow tralleil far hack earl.v
and finialied going gamely. Imboden showed the most speed for three-quarters, then quit. The winner
was entered for $400; no bid.
Scratched— 67121 2Belden, 102; 67147 Pachrta, 100.
Overweights— T. J. Powell, 1 pound. j . _
Hot Springs tntrles and Past Performancrs for Saturday, fcbruary 23.
REINE REGENTE, ch. f, 3, by St. George— Miss Kingston (F. J. Pons).
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
tJTlli) Ouklawn
C706y Oak lav; n
€701*0 Oalclawu
J. D. DUNN, b. c,
C7173 Oak lawn
67121* OaUlawn
67072 Oak lawn
5 1-2 f 1:0S3 f.ist 111*14 10 11
5-8 l;l'-* f»^ 105 . 6 6 6
-5 f TaPt ?(M) 8 7 2
, 8, by Sidbov; — Silver Fish (A.
1 1:42 fast 01 3 G 1 1
1 l;4l| fast 102 C 5 I 4
1 1:42 fast 1<X* 13 2 1
ingston (F. J. Pons). Weight today 98. f
7- 3^i J J Walsh J>. Arnold. Broken Melody, Taunt.
5i .n® A Morgan A. Flower, B. Arnold, Dr.L.nufiTuiau
2-* 1* A Morgan Lintila, Duskston, Bedriee. j
C. Bcllew). Weight today 100. I
l‘i li F Burton Tom Gilroy, Match. Ituth Nolen.
2^ 2i Shreve Flip. Demo, T<nn Gilroy.
2i Dearborn Bottles, Charley Ward. Demo.
FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile.
Index Course
HOLLOW, b. .
67118 Oakl;i\\ n
6691't Oaklawn
GG819 Oaklawn
Allowances. (4S— 2 -lo;i.)
% % StrFln Jockeys
CHARLEY WARD, b. g, 3, by Dee rslayer— Annie P. (8. J. Charles).
Dist Time T’ck Wt St V* % % StrFln
2, by Holstein — Follow (E. T. Graves).
G7122 Oaklawn
G7072 Oaklawn
G6347 Oaklawn
1-2 fast 11.7
3 12 f 4:ig fast 111
3-S 3Gg hvy lo7
31 McFad’n
n 1'5 McFad’n
1-^ I'i McFad’n
FANDANGO, b. f, 2, by Ornament — Star Dreamer (G. W. J. Bissell)
67(V,8 Oaklawn 1-2 m fast 111 2 1 J- 3® .1 Foley
6G8GS Oaklawn 3-8 SCJ slow lu7 1 1® 1® J Foley
66703 Oaklawn 3-8 37g hvy 107 3 3i 4-’?. J Foley
TING FANG, b. f, 2, by Gallantry — Jane Grey (C. S. Williams).
6Cl‘03 Oaklawn 3 1-2 f A'St fast 104 8 0 0‘ A'buchon
NO ENGINE, b. c, 2, by Hapsburg— Stannel (H. McCarren, Jr.)
Best Company tw;047 Oaklawn
Weight today 117. FLIP, b. g, 3
BessWard. D.Daneer, Lady Ilai»sl)nrg G1122 Oaklawn
S. Kossinore, Work-a-Day. .M. Talbot filcGO Oaklaw n
B. Bowlegs, Our Buy. Manchester. G<rJ4.7 Oaklawn
Weight today 114. DEMO, h. g.
Hasty Agnes. Watuga, WaierLoc-k. f, 122 Oaklaw u
Dandy Dancer. Rutsle, Hasty. G7<*72 Oaklawn
Ida May, Laura Clay, L. Hapsburg. 66917 Oaklawn
Weight today 118. j
1 1:41 1' Last 10.7
1 1:42 fast 1U5
1 1-lG 1:48 fast 9.7
FLIP, b. g, 3, by Bute — Covert (P. King).
DEMO, b. g, 3,
6*. 122 Oaklawn
G7972 Oaklawn
e P. (8. J. Charles). Weight today 100.
G 6® 6®i Cr Swain Flip. J. D. Dunn. Demo.
3 3* 3*i G Swain Bottles, J. IL Dunn; l»erao.
2 2>* 2^ C H ShlirgScalplock, Suzanne Itooamoraj Nine.
Wfiight teday 100.
1 15 Butler J. D. Dunn. Demo. Tom Gilyoy.
S 7“* G'*i Butler A. Flower. B. Arnold. Dr.L.HufTinan
2 2*i 2‘» Butler Ben Strong, Doc Kyle, Tres Joli.
McCarren, Jr,). Weight today 96.
3 4* 3-i Skirvin Flip, .T. D. Dunn. 'Tmn Gilroy.
.7 4i 4'*4 Skirvin Bottles. J. D. Dunn. Charley Ward
G 51 5»i Skirvin Scalplock, C. Ward, S. Rocamoru.
ll:4Ufast 99 2 1 1 1 15 Butler
.7 8 1:02 fast 1U2 7 7 S 7“* G'*i Butler
5 1 2 f l:08g fast 102 5 2 2 2‘i 2“ Butler
by Bel Demonio— Caloocan til. McCarren, Jr,).
J 1:412 fast 99 7 .3 3 3 4* 3-i Skirvin
1 1:42 fa.st 97 9 8 5 .7 4J 4'*4 Skirvin
1 1-16 1:48 fast 87 2 3 5 6 5^ 5»i Skirvin
671GS Oakle.w n
C7*>93 Oaklawn
66893 Oaklaw n
49 fast lo:i .7
43J fast 107 9
3»;2 good 103 7
5DA MAY, ch. f, 2, by Charade — Forelock (J.
Id 9“ A'buchon Dandy Dancer, Oroba, I.4id.vIIapslmrg
:cCarren, Jr.) Weight today 103.
7 3‘ Skirvin Rustle. Ex try. Margaret Randolph.
8i S'® Skirvin Oscar T. Merritield. Erebus.
7"* 7»* Grill’.th Manchester, C.H. Shilling, Albert.M.
SIXTH RACE— 1 3-lG Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (2:005—6—112.)
G7'ti9 Oakla .vn
6GS94 O.aklaw n
66793 Oaklaw n
♦Dead heat.
i-2 48g fast 113
3-8 3G good 97 1
3-8 37g hvy 106 1
4 7 3‘ Skirvin
8 8i S'® Skirvin
7^ 7»» Griir.th
C. Milam).
2 2- 2‘i .Vbuchf
14 F Burt
3H !♦= D Aust
.Vbuchon Colonel Boh, Work a day, Oiulu.
Weight todav 114. 67023 Oaklawn
.. 2. . ! Oaklawn
CURSUS, b. g. 7. by King Eric — Eccenana (J. Burttschell).
OTIOS rSee Oaklawn chart in this paper.)
6714S Oaklawn 1 1-8 1:742 fast 109 4 4 3 2 2- 20. ^
Weight today 101.
1 1-S 1:741 fast 1005 7 4
Im 70y 1:4SS fast lo4 2 3
F Burton DandyDaneer. LadyHapshurg. Onda PACHETA, br. h, 5, by Bootmaker— Charlcie (G. R. &
D Austin Laura Clay, L. Hapsburg, Fandango 07147 oaklawn 1 1-8 1;.77 fast 100 8 S 8 G G-
SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds. Allov/ances.
3 2 2® 2’4. A’buchon Docile. Clear Night, Mr. .Tack.
4 5 4® 3®i Hagan Belden, High Bear, John Garner.
2 5 34 Engl'der A. Lewis, J. I*. Mayberry, Helgerson
A. E, Flowers). Weight today 101.
6^< Shreve Imboden, Lindale, Lampadrom**.
S’‘iCutIer Tern’s Bod, High Bear, Grosgrain.
7*®.iTrueman Suzanne Rocamora. Florizel, Docile.
:ing). Weight today 104.
CHANCELLOR, b. c,
67114 Oaklaw n
67161 Belmont I’k
64309 Saratoga 5 1
STRAIGHTLINE, b.
67119 Oaklaw n 7 1
6702(1 C>aklawn 5 1
6t:869 Oaklawn 5 1
GOOD AND RICH, b,
67144 t>:iklawn
GLENDOVEER, b. c,
67144 t>aklawn
61*997 Oakla w n 5 1
6»6173 F. Grounds
JIM SIMPSON, b. c,
67<»41 Oaklawn .7 1
GG970 Oaklawn 7 1
c, 3, by Oddfollov; — Leonatus mare No. 2 (Chinn & Forsythe). Weight today 109. !
3 1 1:17 fast I'lL 1 1 3 71. ID* Kiigl’der DucKj le, Dr.L.lInlTman. .S. Vagrant. '
3-4 1:17^ slop 109 7 6 6 6 6‘"JW McGee Vails. Merrill, Frank Gill. 1
5 1-2 f 1:07| slow 110 4 10 10 9* H’brand Yankee Gun, De Mund, Golf Ball, j
b. L, 3, by Long street — Sincere (A. Weir). Weight today 100.
1-2 f 1:082 ff-st 99 7 9 9 9^ 8>® F Burton B. Arnold. B. Melody. R. Rcgente. Oaklawn
1-2 f 1:09)1 fast 99 7 3 6 5< 6‘® Butler Reine Regeute, Idutila. Duskston. ' * Oaklawn
1-2 f 1:1U slow 1<H) 2 1 1 li 3'*i F Burton C. Heeney, Lintila. Reine Regente.
3. c, 3, by Goodrich — Miss Deceiver (W. J. Young). Weight today 102.
3-1 1:17 fast :*T 8 10 13 i:i® 12*® F Burton Din-Kyle, Dr.L.IIu.Tiuau, ,S. Vagrant.
3, by Glenhoim — Loo (R. N. Vestal). "Weight today 102.
:;-4 1:17 fast I'l., 4 2 4 3>i 4-5 J Foley DocKyle. Dr.L.HulYman, S.V’agrant.
1-2 f 1:08 fast lof) 10 10 10 10 I')*’* Milliano B.Strong. AutuiunFlower, RoseHari
C707:i Oaklawn 1 3-lG 2:00g fast 97 G 6 7 C 7* S**5CutIer Tern’s Rod, High Bear. Gro!
6G847 Oaklawn Im 70y 1:495 hvy 102 6 6 7 7 7 7*®.5Trueman Suzanne Rocamora. Florizel, !
GROSGRAIN, cli. c, 4, by Belvidere — Silk W’arp (P. King). Weight toda;
r.71D8 (See t>aklawn chan in this paper.)
67121 Oaklawn Im 70y l;llil fast 110 5 6 6 G 6 5® D Austin Thistle Do. Belden, Florizel.
67073 Oaklawn 1 3-lC 2:OOH fast 107 8 8 8 8 4^ 2*1 Shreve Tern’s Rod, High Bear, Big Bow.
6f998 Oaklaw n Im 70y 1:46 fast 110 9 9 9 9 9 7"i Manders Thistle Do, High Bear, Belden.
3EA W’ATER. ch. f, 3. by Watercess— Sekanet (J. A. Mundy). Weight today 84.
6711*."* (Sc*e Oaklawn chart in this paiM*r.)
Reine Regeute. Idutila. Duskston.
G7022 Oaklawn
06972 Oaklawn
im 20y 1 :U}. fast 84 10 9 9 9
1 1-16 1:495 fast 84 1.112 13 11
1 1-16 1:492 fast S4 S 1 1 1
90 s**tPohanka
9® 9**5Pohanka
King W’ilda. Shenandoah, L. DulTy.
T. .1. I’owell, Skyward, Tom Gilroy.
5*5 6’^JE Martin Mrs. Annie, Beecher, MarimlH).
i LETA DUEFY, b. f, 4, by Charade— Lineag® (P. J. Millott).
(;717:i oaklawn 1 1:42 fast I'H) 1 4 .7 g 7*> E Rice
67123 Oaklaw n 7-S 1:283 fa.st 98110 5 5 6 45 7® E Rice
0TU47 Oaklaw n Im 20y 1 : 14J fast 107 1 3 4 4 4** 3^ W Allen
T. J. POV7ELL, br. h. 5, by Le Premier — Gray Bess (A. McKay).
7-8 1:2S2 fast 107 8 7 8 8 8*5 S«1 D Austin J.Burrough, Spider\Veb, \SeaWatW. 1 " r r
_ , /rr. VI \ xtr ■ 1 , 4 . *. A iao ' Oaklawn Im Toy 1:442 fast 99 6 5 .7
• 3. by Contes tor— Sweepalong (J. C. Milam). Weight today 102. | (;V022 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:492 fast 103 4 9 10
i-2 f fast 104 3 4 4 4*^ 4® D Aus*’" w 1
l-2fl:')9 fast 110 C 3 2 25 5® D Aus
Weight today 101.
J. D. Dunn. Toni tlilroy. Match.
Tyrolian. Concert, Kate Zitt.
K. W’ilda, Shenandoah. M. Candlemas
Weight today 101.
(J. C. Milam). Weight tod.ay 102.
4*i 4® D Austin ITawkain.a. W*x>lstartle, I). Shaiiley
25 5® D Austin Kankakee, Woolstartle. Dulweber.
ALLINE CUMMINGS, hr. f, 3, by St. Simonian II.— La Moore (G. S. Williams).
GG972 Oaklawn
CG897 Oaklaw n
C67'J7 Oaklawn I
DON HART. b. c, J
67170 Oaklawn I
BEDRICE, ch. f, 3
67119 Oakla v, n
t702»> Oaklawn
6G869 Oaklaw n
KANKAKEE, b. f,
67069 Oaklaw n
G».970 Oak lawn i
66470 City I’ark
DULWEBER, b. c
67(*72 Oaklaw n
67044 Oaklaw n i
GG970 Oaklaw n i
1 1-16 1:492 fast. SG5 4 3 2 3 45 4'5 Butk-r
7 8 1 :03 good !*0 1 4 7 7*» C®5 Butler
5 1-2 £ 1:10 hvy 97 6 4 4 3»> 5*®iButler
c, 3, by Den Orsino — Del Hart (C. C. Christie).
5 1-2 f l-.OSK fast 107 6 7 7 7 7*® Duiivitz
3. bv Jim Gore — Onwentsia (D. T. Morris),
.7 1-2 f l:08g fa.st 107 7 3 35 7=*5 .1 Foley
7 1-2 f 1:09)1 fast 100 1 2 3 4*» 4*'5 Engl’der
7 1-2 £ 1;1U slow 1(H) 3 4 6 10® 8** Butler
, f, 3, by Ballyhoo Bey — Wannakee (J. Garson).
7-8l:o2 fast 1 'mi 7 8 7 S‘5 Englkier
5 1-2 f 1:01* fast 108 9 4 5 4^'t in Engl'der
,7-S l:01i fast 117 7 2 1 15 2»» J Lee
Weight today 107.
by Woolsthorpe — Juno (Sallee & Lechleiter)
67072 Oaklawii 1 1:42 fa.st IO.75 6 11 2 s* 7‘®i.\’bnch<)n Bottles.
67044 Oaklawn .7 1-2 f 1:09 fast 107 G G G S® S® Wishard llriwkan
GG970 Oaklaw n 5 1-2 f 1:'J9 fast K*G 2 9 7 85 3* Wishard lv«nk:ik(
ANNA RUSKIN. b. f, 3, by Ruskia— Anna Chamberlain (H. McCarren, Jr.)
CiTll*.'* (See OMl;lawi» «*h:ut in this pjiper. )
Mrs. Annie. Beecher. .Marimbo.
Storm, Theodocia, ’fyi-olian.
B. lack Burn, Nancy. The Beat*.
Weight today 102.
Marathon. .Mike l^ntlou. Binoiido.
Weight today 100.
1*.. Arnold. B,. Melody, R. Regente.
Reiiie Regente, Ijintila, Duskston.
C. Heeney, Lintila, .Straightliiie.
Weight today 107.
.V. Flower. B. -\ru<*Ii, Dr.L.Iiua'man
Woolstartle. DulwelK'r, B.allad,
Sis.lda, D.ofMonteb’lo. G.M’Bridc.
Weight today 105.
Bottles. J. D. Dunn, Charle.v Ward
llawkama, WfH)lstartle, D. Slianley
Ivunkakee, Woolstartle, Ballad,
en, Jr.). Weight today 107.
67022 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:492 fast 103 4 9 10 7 1*» 1* Shreve
BELDEN, br. c, 4, by Handspring — Allie Belle (J. Gass).
67121 Oakiaw’ii Im 70y 1:442 fast 95 2 3 3 2 2® 2“ Dearbo
67073 Oaklawn 1 3-16 2:00g fast 100 5 5 7 4 5*» 5'5 Dearbo
6)023 Oaklawn 1 1-8 1:512 fast 95 6 3 2 2 !*» 1«» Dearbo
KITTIE PLATT, b. m, 5, by Longflight— Rathleea (F. J. Pons)
6719.S (.See Gaklawn chart in this paper.)
67098 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:48 fast HU 6 .3 3 2 Ih 15 J J W
67048 Oaklawn 1 1-16 1:482 fast 103 8 10 9 8 4h 2nk A Moi
6(998 Oaklaw n Im 70y 1:46 fast 111 1 8 8 8 7*5 8®5 D Aus
CADILLAC, br. g. 4, by Gerolstein — Hautaine (C. D. Stevens).
671J».S (^See ():iklawn chart in this paper.)
66873 Oaklawn I 1:44§ slow 108 6 7 5 4 3'5 2* Pcn’ga
66S22 Oaklaw n 1 1-16 1:52^ hvy 10S5 5 5 2 3 5*5 6« Pen’ga
59 s** Brooks Thistle Do. Belden, Florizel.
1*» 1* Shreve Skyw’ard, Tom Gilroy. Odd Ella.
Gass). Weight today 101.
2® 2“ Dearborn Thistle Do, Florizel, S. Rocamora.
5*» 5-'5 Dearborn Tern’s Rod. High Bear, Grosgrain.
lu ih Dearborn High Bear, Cit'su.s. .John Garner.
(F. J. Pons). Weight today 109.
IH 15 J J Walsh High Be.nr, Skyw’ard. Nine.
4h A Morg'an S. Rocamora. Bendigo, Thistle Do.
7*5 8®5 D Austin Thistle Do, Iligh Bear, Belden.
9. Stevens). Weight today 103.
3'5 2* Pcn’gast Skyward, Mrs. Annie, DanMcKeina
5*5 6® Pen’gast Docile, Jack Lory, Lampadrome.
Hm Orleans fatries inKi i'ast rerlormances lor Saturday, feb. 23-
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
67119 Oaklaw n
G70C9 Oaklaw n
G(2S9S Oaklav. n
KAWKAMA, b. g. 3. by Hawkswick — Amaranth (P. J. Millett).
GVI70 t>aklawii 7 1 2 I' 1 :osr fast ln!» .5 3 7 G® .7^ W Allen
♦rroll Oaklawn 5 1-2 f l:o9 fast 97 11 7 7 G® 1" .Shreve
Ui947 Oakl.iwn 1 -2 f 1 :0S.? fast lUS 3 3 4 7* 6" W Allen
MIKE SUTTON, b. c, 3, by 'Boanerges— Bettie Barry (Stubbs Bros.).
G7170 < >akla\\ a 7 i 2 f 1 :'>sir fast 11'* 3 4 2 2® 2* .1 F<’b y
g)(» 95 Oaklawn .7 1-2 f 1:1*8;:; fa.st 10.7 r, 3 3 4'i 3'5 Wi.shard
G7016 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08|? fast 107 2 3 3 6* G** V.’isliard
5 1-2 f 1:0S| fa.st 103 Bl
.7 8 1:(*2 fast 100 12
Im 70y 1:472 good 84 9
12 10* lO's^Skirvin
12 11 9'* .^kirvin
o 8* S®5 Skirvin
G7I70 <>akla\\ n 7 i 2 f 1 :'*s|r fa.st
(doOw Oaklawn .7 1-2 f 1:1*8;:; fa.st
G7'tl6 Oaklawn 5 1-2 f 1:08|? fast
THE BELLE OF BRIGHTON, b. f,
B. .Arnold, B. Melo<ly. R. Regente.
A.Fl«*\ver. B. Arnold, Dr.li.llairuiau
Grosgrain, J. D. Dunn, Merrick.
Weight today 109.
.Maratlion, Mike Sutt<*ii. Binoitdo.
Woolstartle, D. Shan ley, J. Simpson. i
Ben .Strong, Flip, Doc Kyle.
Weight today 112.
Marathon, Bin«*nd»*, Dracon,
Tres .loli, Bdimnd.«f .lack Bratton.
Tl.e Bear. Wing Ting. Tres Joli.
FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-clds and upward. Selling.
Index Course Dist Time T’ck Wt St *4 •% StrFin .Tockoya
ROBUST, br. c, 4, by Knight of the Thistle — Olga (E. Richardson).
G779G !•’. Gn*uiid.s lin 20y 1 :4:]2 fast lUS 8 8 7 9 9 O'^AIlogg HuiitnB.i
C7GS8 F. Grouluis 5 1-2 f 1:09 fast T>4 7 7 7 7® 7® C Van D’ii.Mj.s,s F<
64991 Hamilton 3-4 1:15 fa.st lo2 5 8 6 S® C'l Hogg
GOTKOLINE, ch. c, 3, by Gotham— Araaranda (W. H. Short).
Best Company
Weight today 106.
HuiunB.rady, I*.il terlluiid. Mony Belie
iMj.s.s Ferris. I'uhpie, Verdant.
3, by Silver Fox — Helen 0. C. (T. E. Crist).
Weight today 107.
6G7.'56 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f l:12g hvy 1U:1
GGSlt Oaklawn 5 12fl:llMny ]o*t G 3 .7 .7* 7'*l’<»lmnka Black Burn. Dim* Kyle. Doric. oiouno.s
6G7SX F. Grounds 3-4 1 :l;li? good 1**» G 5 7 S*» 7® I’ohaiiKa Morales. Tileing, MortHniy. I SPIDER WEB, bi
66377 City Park. 5-8 l:01g fast lOS 2 2 7 135 l3*<5Troxler '1'. Dolan, Z. Abrams, Higginbotham j 67'.*77 I\ Grounds
BUEBZR BALL, ch. g, 3, by Elector— Miss Chapman (J. Burttschell) "Weight today 102.
G7ol4 itaklaw n .7 1-2 f 1 :99 fast 100 11 10 12 12*» 12'® Manders llawkama, Woolstartle. D. Sbanley I laiK
i.i*65;} F. Grounds
G7o l4 itaklawn
6G97<* (utklawn 5 1-2 f 1:(H) fast IO2 3 10 11 11® 10*>5 Manders
6GSG9 Oaklawn 7 1-2 f 1 : 1 U slow 102 11 9 8 7* 9'® Manders
KATE M'CRACKEN, b. f. 3, by Upward— Ethel L. (H. Ramsbottoir
G7J19 o.iUlau n 7 I 2 f 1 last : s 2 11 l'» •.'* G"*(' Fi.^leT
;-4 1:1S hvy 111
8® C"5 Hogg Cicely, Frank Collins, Baby Wt!!ie.
H. Short). Weight today 94.
‘2* 2® Pdlac Rusk. Agra, Pungent.
Gi.k F Burton West’n. B.of theBay, D.ofMonteb’lo
5* 6* Dominick G. Larsen, Higginbothain, Gauzi*.
Kankakee, M’mdstarile, Dulwel»er.
C. Heeney, Lintila, Straight line.
SPIDER WEB, br. f, 3, by Woolsthorpe — Spider (W. E. Walsh). Weight today 85.
67077 I \ Grounds 3 4 1:139. fast 92 G 5 7 7>» IP® A Martin Poshig. Auditor, Dapiile Gold
66930 City I’ark 3-4 1:14A fa.st II25 1 1 3 3h 4® Troxler Blue Dale, Capt.Tavlor. FireAlarm.
GG903 City Park 3-4 l:13g fast 85 7 5 5 6'5 C’S Goldstein Oibicular, Leu.s, Sir Toddington.
CLIQUE, br. m, 5, by Sir Walter — Clio (Scott & Fraley). Weight today 1
(H. Ramsbottom).
Weight today 190.
CLIQUE, br. m, 5,
G'lU:* j*'. Grounds
67S46 F. Grounds
3 4 1:142 good io7 2
3-4 1:172 slow* 106 4
67029 Oaklawn
5 1-2 f l:')9s fast 107
9 10 10*’®5C Fisher
B. Arnold. It. Melody. R. Rrgenie. i
Reine Regeute, Lintila. Duskston. |
67703 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:08 fa.=t 97 2 7 7
BAZIL, ch. h, 5, by Huron — Borealis (W. Gerst).
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward.
1 *;71!9 F. (’.rounds 3-1 1:142 good 114 1 . 3 3 2A 2'A W 11
i 6(;9su City J*ark 3-4 1.12M fa.st K>7 2 4 5 h* 5®i W 11
I 6GS77 City Park 7-S 1:292 fast VC, 12 1 1 1* 1* W Pw
OPTIONAL, ch. m, 8, by Albert — Option (Mrs. II. Dernhain).
GG.785 F. Grounds 6 1-2 f l:21-;j good 124 8 9 .7 85 G®.5 1.1. >yd
(«2i:5 F. Grouii.ls 7-8 1:282 fast 113 7 2 2 2 45 5-’.\ Nieol
STORM, br. f, 3, by ]
6.122 O aklaw n
(m "72 i »akbiw 11
r.C997 t>.aklawu 5 1
PRINCIPIA, ch. f, 4,
f»49GU Fluir. iliil ! *.
6P.SG T'*i'iJg1a.'J Pk Ab
64801 Ky. ,S. l air
by Boanerges — Derelict (P. J. Miles).
1 l:tl2 fa.st liM* 3 4 7 7 5-
1 1:42 fast *J:S 1 4 ,S 7 7'
5 12 f 1:08 Last 9S G G 6 4'5
F Burton Flip.
Weight today 90.
TUnm. Pi'uao.
by Hastings —Pricelo** (T. ?. Hayes).
3-4 1:17 slow 9!* S 7 .7 6* 4’5 Gritlith
:bl 1:142 hvy 1<*7 4 .7 3 2>» Grillilh
3-lh:lSH niud lo:; 7 6 6 6* 6® Scoville
Bottles. .1. D. Duit'a, Cl. alley W.ird '
B. Strong, AuluniuFlower, Rosell.irt |
Weight today 100. \
Litense, Ruhalyat, Oasis. |
'J'arp, Fargo. Rosei*e. 1
Miss Anxious, GallopolT, Orderly.
Charley Ward j r,G-](j F. Grounds 6 1-2 f 1:242 hvy 112 11 7 8 12* ll*®5Lloyd
ver, Rosellart | £^CY DRESS, br. m, 5, by Ben Brush— Costumo (S. W. Streett).
G70«):t City Park
' 8 1:272 fast J05
66209 F. Grounds 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 111
66118 F. Grounds
3-4 1:112 fast 113 11
EUILOBA, ch. g. 4. by Box — Panchita II. (G. W. Innes).
(H.s:**; luikl.iwit
6( S2.”. < >;*kl::\\ 11
677 IS Liitoni.'i
7 8 1:28A good U»l 9
3 4 1:182 hvy MS G
1 Fll? good KM* 4
f,iik r,' Butler
4® 3* McFad’n
Weight today 102. j.\ Grounds
Viperiue. RustlingSilk, Shenandoah 67047 Churchill D
Rits. Silk, .LP-.M.-iy berry. Invasion. t'4903 L>oui:i'as I’k
CHANDLER, ch. c, 3, by Handsel— MagelU (C. C. Van Meter).
C Koerncr Henry (>., Gamester. Dan McKenna.
Giir.7 J'\ Grounds 7-S 1 :2*.*'r good T*s
67047 Churchill D 5 1-2 f l:07g fast K-2 11
f4903 Douglas I’k 5 1-2 f l:llg hvy 98 5
:t & Fraley). Weight today 103.
2 2 3® :;®5 Piekens Jerry <’., Itazil, Fenian.
9 9 9* 10®‘5Wishard WixMlsaw, l»i)erator. Happy J.ark H
7 7 6* 7®5 A Martin Marvel 1’., Ancestor, Esterre.
erst). Weight today 110.
3 25 2*5 W 11 W’k’r.Ierry Clique. Fenian.
4 5 5* 5®i W It W’k’rGoIdi»riK»f. Foxmead. Rusk.
1 1 1* 1* W R W’k’rJIeart ofllyacinth, (’obmosa.Monlery
Irs. II. Dernhain). Weight today 103.
9 .7 8'5 G®5 Lloyd B.aneful. The Thrall. Sink Spring.
2 2 45 5®5 Nieol Silverskin, Rustling Silk. Liin’kGirl
7 8 12* ll*®5Lloyd II. Lucas, J. Kaul'inaii, Pompadour,
jstumo (S. W. Streett), Weight today 108.
2 1 1“*^ S'*! J Gilfain. ITinee P.rutus. Grline.
5 8 Tnk 8® Garner Pinsticker. Foxhall. Chieftain.
8 3 3*5 Garner Posing, Tsara, Clifton Boy.
i (C. C. Van Meter). Weight today 92.
9 7 (iA ♦»* McAl’ster Lucy Marie. Cora I’ricc, Baiietul.
10 1(> 10* 10® W P"'iscl»er Chnsv*. Light. Conductor, CaiJor.
G 8 9* 9** II Smith Montalban, liivius. Fleeting Star.
lu*i S’*! .1 I..*e
7nk 8® Garner
3*5 Garner
SORREL TOP, ch. f, 4, by Hermence — Sunny Locks (I. B. Fitzgerald)
i.j-t-mia 3 1 l:lTr; luy Pi7 3 2 2* 3® C Kot
G l^itoiiia 5 1-2 f l:1"x good 1 »9 6 C G 6* 4® .Swain
€.7295 J^at-.nia 3-4 1 :14jt last K»7 6 3 3 25 1«* Swain
AUTUMN FLOWER, b. f, 3, by Dieudonne — Dashing (A. Weir).
G7o6*t Oaklawn 7 S 1 :02 last ]o(‘ 4 2 2 2'A 1® I)<>arln
Gt!!97 Os.klawn 5 1-2f1:08 fast 98 7 2 3 25 2*5 Butler
GiXkMj Beiming.s 3-4 1:16 slow SG 8 8 11 11 11 G Burns
TYROLIAN, blk. m, 5. by Tammany — Yodel (C. Schawacker) .
Weight today 99.
EDITH MAY, br. m, 5, by Digoldsby — Admittance (C. E. Burnett).
Koerncr .Marlitis, Pdaek Art. Gold[uooi'.
ain Gtddproid. Black Art. Bert Osra.
ain Belltocne, Intense, I’osing.
G;M9 F. Grounds
(i»:08n <’ity Park
»’■G7o2 F. Groumis
3 I 1:1 1;5 good 112
3 4 B12S fast 107
5-8 1 :0.7 mud lo;J
C. E. Burnett). Weight today 108.
7’ 5**5 Nic'd Jerry C., Bazil, Cllipie.
9® 9'*5W Mcln’rH;oIdpriM>f, Foxniead, Rusk.
6i‘ 7**5 Garner Knighton, Duessa, Monis.
Weight today 90. CG7:tG F. Grounds
Anudd, Dr.L. Huffman. ’rivo-Iiui. 66661 F. Gri»unds
i Strong, Rose Hart, Storm. 6G54C F. Grounds
»,7r_*:: oakla\;:i
(C971 Oaklawn
r.(;s97 OaUlawn
SULTRY, ch. g,
(-.3536 Fort i-:- iw
€3873 I'ort Kr:*
63704 Fort Erie
T-s 1:28-; fast lol 111 1 1®
Im 20y 1:4:;= fast PM 7 2 2 3 3®
7-S 1:03 good l'*8 9 6 4 4>‘
1, bv Maxio — Torrid (W. McLemore)
13-16 2 :00S fast 85 4 3 5 7 7®«
11:10#. fast 94 S 10 6 7 4*
7-8 1 :2Sg fa.-tt 109 9 8 7 7 4’
MISS FERRIS, ch. f, 4. by Bobby Beach — Freddie Mitchell (H. T. Batcheler).
2*5 Butler Ben Strong, Rose Hart, Storm. 6C54C F. Ground
1 G Burns la'e Harrison 11., Belcast, Botanl.st. BULGER
/acker). Weight today 104 g7')o:i Ciiv I*ark
1® G .<wain Concert. Kate Zitt, Miss Affabie. 6(;:i2i City Bark
5'5 A’buchon J. 1>. Dunn, Shenandoah, Chieftain. 64563 Douglas P
3® A’buchon Storm, Theodocia, Bendigo. FENIAN, ch. h
Weight today 102. f. Gn.uml
7*® Swain Edw’in Gum. Geo.Viviau. Factotum. 66999 ('ity Bark
5* W Fischer .Scarecrow, Redw ood II., Vestryman iF/j2l City Park
6* W' Fischer Cobinosa, Glen Lonely, Realm.
; 1-2 f l:12g hvy lOS 4
3-4 l-.m hvy 92 7
; 1-2 £ 1:07 Last 1091 9
»■G7o2 F. Grounds 5-8 1:0.7 mud lo;j 7 C G 6'» 7**5 Garner Knighton, Duessa, Monis.
PARAGON, b. c, 3. by Meddler— Sonoy Lass (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 95.
CG7:m> F. Grounds 5 1-2 f l:12g hvy lOS 4 5 3 4* 7* A’buchon West’n, B.of tlicB.Ty, D.of.Monteb’lo
b€f;6l F. Griiunds 3-4 l;17g hvy 92 7 7 4 3® .3'5 R Lowe Viperiue, S|Muige Cake, Pentagon.
6G54C F. Grounds 5 1-2 £ 1:07 Last 1091 9 9 8 9® 7*5 A’buchon Boserriaii, Gdil Trick, lm[M;rtin’c«‘.
PAT BULGER, b. h, 5, by Prince Rudolph — Larkaome (J. L. Thompson). Weight today 113.
G7')o:> Ciiy I*ark 7 8 1:27?, fa.st 1(«T. 7 9 11 11 10n»10**5Mitchell Gilfain. Priiici* ISnitn.s, Orline.
6(;:i2i City Park 3-4 1:13? fast 112 10 12 13 13 13**5Troxlcr P.elleStrome. WoiwLsaw, Pr. P.nilus.
64563 Douglas Pk 3-4 l:14g fast 107 9 12 12 12 12®® W B’hananllan. Bey, Har. Scott, M’d’wl»reeze
FENIAN, ch. h, 6, by St. Leonards — Helena (P. T. Weir). Weight today 105.
i’.Tli;* F. Grounds 3 -4 ! :11# good 1'*9 7 5 4* 4*.t Van Dusen.Terry C., Bazil, Clique.
6f-999 City Bark 7-8 1:28 fast 101 3 5 4 3 1* 2»» J Lee Roseinao, K.of the Valley, Arl*yVau
iF/j21 City Park 3-4 l:13g fast 109 7 8 6 5*5 5? Hogg Belle.Stroine, Woousaw, Pr. Brutus.
6023 Oal; lav; u I 1 :18? hvy T»1 1 4 6 9® 9"5 Trueman
66227 F. Grounds 3- 1 1 :H;? giioa 102 14 14 13 13 13®*iMilliano
66175 F. Grounds 7 1-2 f 1:07? fast 101 S 6 7 5* 7* Mullane
ALSONO. ch. g, 7, by Altamax — Sonomia (E. J. Gildersleeve).
(.7097 Oaklawn 3-4 1:11? fast 117 7 6 4 5® 7* A'buchon
67045 Oaklawn 3-4 1:161 fa.st 110 8 10 10 8® 6® Engl’der
fc(973 Oaklawn 3-4 1:155 fa.'^t l'*9 3 5 5 6® 7^5 W Allen
DOC KYLE, br. c, 3, by Fatherless — Miss Rhodie (W. Hollar).
Weight today 95.
67111 Oaklawn
r€995 Oaklaw n
66945 Oakl:iwn
PROTEUS, b. c,
67097 Oaklawn
64.870 Douglas I’k
64679 Douglas I’k
•VIPERINE, b. m,
6<?*.>;»7 Ojikiawii
66X96 Oaklawn
6G66I F. Grounds
:; 4 1:15 fa.st Ilo :: 4 11* It Cherry
.5 12 f 1:08 fast lo3 9 9 8 7® 7‘® Hagan
7 1-2 f l:0.Sg fast lo7 1 6 6 5* 3® Engl’der
4, by Galore — Metempsychosis (J. W. O’Neall).
9"5 Trueman Rus. Silk. J. P. Mayberry, Ruilobii.
3®*iMilliano Woodsaw, Lady Henrietta. Pity.
7* Mullane Freuch Nun. Babe B., Tichimingo.
■sleeve). Weight today 103.
7’ A'buchon Merrick, B. J. Swanner, (Javin C.
6® Engl’der Haughty, Dr. McCarty. Foxhall.
7^5 W Allen Merrick. Boneluake, Potter. ’
Hollar). Weight today 100. I
15 Cherry 1). I.. Huffman. S. Vagrant. (ilenoower I
SECOND RACE— ‘1 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (.54:— 2-113.)
FINESSE, b. f, 2, by Compute — Pr estidigitatrice (P. J. Sullivan),
6G.566 F. Grounds 3 1-2 £ 42 fast 1 'hj 4 6 7| S® J Lee
66377 City Park 3-8 36? fast 110 3 2® 2»* Engl’der
GALOBIA. b. f. 2, by Gallantry— Obia.
lirst start.
BITTER MAN, b.
Oiir.o !•’. (ir<»iinds
B.Strong, AiitnmiiFIower. Rosellart i 6T074 F. Grounds
2. by Bitter Root — Missouri II. (J. C. Caha),
i-2 49 good 10:1 3 4 :;*> 3' 5 Hogg
3-4 1:11! fast 111 10 11 10 10*«10® F Burt
. 11:46 mud 111 5 6 6 6 4® 4®5 Callus
1 1 :453 h\T 1*13 7 6 6 6 35 1® Callus
by Filigrane — Medusa (C. W. Givens).
Flip, Tres Joli.
Weight today 102.
67024 (’ity Park
49 J fa.st 112 9
412 fast 109 11
Weight today 101.
WliiskBroom. LuteFo.ster, BJueljee.
Capucine, Hazel M., Zieidieu.
Weight today 101,
"Weight today 100.
Dew of Dawn, Greshaui, lluliywiek.
11 10 10*®10® F Burton Merrick. B. J. Swanner, Gavin
.: 1 1:175 fast 101
7-S 1:282 good 103
3-4 1:172 hvy 102
8* 5’ Engl’der
3*?. 1® Engl’der
1® lb Bilac
.Missouri Lad, Cliarlatan, B. Hand.
Bitter Ilaud, Belden. Banposal.
Weight today 104.
LadyV.ashti. Haughty. RustlingSilk
PRINCESS SUE. b. f, 2, by Bendoran — Palustre (Mrs. S. Doherty).
U7177 (See Fair Gronnd.s clmrt In tin's paper.)
J DennisonGossoon. Prince Bowling, Caraseo.
Nicol I.ee Crest, Whisk Broom, laittiee.
Doherty). Weight today 104.
67')01 City I’ark 3 1-2 f
66949 City Park 3 1-2 f
65517 F. Grounds 3-8
BRAVTNEY LAD, br. c.
Silk. Shenandoali. Telepathy. GT(9)l City I’ark
BONEBRAKE, b. g. 4. by Bonnio Joe — Wampezo (C. B. Campbell)
66973 Oaklawn
66895 Oaklawn
62275 Memphis
3-4 1:175 fast 107 2
5-8 l:u3 good 10:. K)
3-4 l:14i fast 94 8
RUSTLING SILK, b. f, 4, by Mirthful— Quiver (J._ C. Milam).
67172 Oaklawn 2,-4 1:17? fast 114 6 I 4 ."5 D Aus
67045 Oaklaw n .3- 1 1:162 fa.st 114 4 .5 6 51 4"® D Aus
C6':'97 Oaklaw 11 3-1 1 :ir.4 fast I'M 1 3 3 2*5 35 D Aus
J. J. McC., ch. c. 4, by Phil Warren — Veima (H. Bertram).
First start.
BAKER WATERS, b. h. 7. by Magian — Veneta (T. Clarkson).
,39815 < ’ll ni*v island 7 s i ::;ij hw pM I2 12 i:J 10 S* 7*".5Farley
39671 Br.iokl> n 1 1-16 1.7'*! mud 98 8 9 10 10 10 10*« Farl' y
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
® lb Bilac Sponge Cake, Paragon, Pentagon.
'. B. Campbell). Weight today 101.
4 4 3* 2* Shreve Merrick, Potter. Lueulliis.
9 9 8b 5® Skirvin Storm, Theodocia. T^Toliau.
7 7 13 13** Behrens Durbar, Hiloua, Operator.
C. Milam). Weight today 105.
5 D Austin Ina (Jray. Bandilio. (iavin ('.
5 4® D Austin Haughty. Dr. .AIcCarty, Foxhall.
‘5 35 D Austin Lady Vashti, Haughty, Belltoone.
rtram). Weight today 105.
'jCt'26 City Park
C6874 City Park
431? fast 117 9 6 75 9« Mitchell
420 fast K*9 4 2 2® 2« Mitchell
37 fast 108 7 4* 7®5 Wishard
5. by Braw Lad — Cassilla (T. B. Morris),
43= fast 108 4 4 ;3“. :>*. Farrow
42 fast 10.7 9 8 8® 7*»5 Hogg
D. of Dawn, Gresham. Brawne.vLad
Gresham, Notasulga, Beu Sand.
Sh.Rossmore. D.of Dawn, Ru'oywick
Weight today 97.
Dew of Dawn. Gresham, Ben Sand.
Ziephen, Black Mary, Convenient.
35 3®i "W R W’k’rZiephen, Jimmy H., Ben Sand.
GRESHAM, b. c, 2, by Sir Hercules — Ethehvinda (B. Schreiber).
Weight todav 100.
1 » 1?.. ... I
Weight tottay 106.
NevermiK>re. (’oniscaic. Rus. Gurih.
Highlander. Setauket, locketl.
RUTH NOLEN, br. f. 4. by Gallantry — Charlcie (G. E. & A. E. Flowers). Weight today 84.
6717.3 Oaklawn I 1:12 fast l"o 2 12 2 4.5 4* IMandcrs J. i». Dunn. 'Lim Oilmy. Mntrli.
67071 Oaklawn 3 11:15 fast .n 7’; 4 3 3 7 5** .Siirwe Dr. .Ma<k. H:imu!>:il Rw, Rulher*.
66996 (Jcik lav II 3^1:13 fast S(, 4 4 4 5® TP Shreve Dr. Mack. Hunnihal Bey.’ .T^T.inders
TERN'S ROD. ch. g, 5, by Nimrod — Tern (W. Eagan). Weight today 101.
67171 Oaklawn 3 4 1:141? fust "1 4 7 7 4* E Rico Hannihal iti'v. Ties .loll, I*r. Ma.k.
67073 Oaklawn 1 .‘<-16 2:Oo;-: fast h»2 111 1 1® 1*7 Enghder High Be;ir, Grosgrain, F.ig Bow.
66797 Oakla.wn Im 7oy 1 :49jj hvy 1U2 7 4 2 2 1* 15 E Rice Florizel, Odd Ella. Beecher.
f, 3, bv Star Shoot — "Van-a-Clar (J S. Hawkins). Weight today 105.
j 1:41! fast J"1 6 4 4 3* 1" Butler .Midas. Floriz*d. .Take Samlers.
7 1-2 f l:98g fa.st 1"7 6 5 5 3b 2* Butler 'I’he Be:;r, Tres .7 di. Binomio.
3 4 1:14! fa.st 97 10 5 5 27 1*5 Butler Dr. Mack, Florizel, Midas,
f. 3, by Inspector B. — A1 Lone (F. J. Pons). Weight today 89.
3 4 fust 91 u 4 4 : ; 2® A Morgun Ha iinihalBey. Tenr<Ri»d. Dr..Mat k.
7 4-2 t fa.st K'S 1 6 7 2*‘ 1b A Morgan BinoTido, M. Sutton, Jn< k Bratton.
. 1-2 £ l:0Sk fast 1"» 4 4 4 2*5 3*5 A .Morgan The Bear, Wing Ting, Biinmdo.
€7150 F. Grounds 1-2 49 good In:; 4 1 2*>. 2* W R W’k’rDew ofDawn, BitterMan, Ruhywiek
67"74 F. Grounds 1-2 49i-fast 112 8 7 7* 4® W R W’k'rGos.s(K>n, Prince Bowling, Caraseo.
'.Tool City Park 3 1-2 f 43g fast 1097 2 1 2b 2'A Nicol 1). of Dawn, Brawne.vLad, BenSand
FLORENCE N., ch. f, 2, by Ben Holladay — Miss Order (J. P. Devlin). Weight today 97.
,7127 F. Grounds 1-2 49g slow’ 112 2 7 55 1®5 Idoyd Convenient, Gremse, Lute Foster.
»7or»l City Park 3 1-2 f 41 fast 102 12 10 10b 12*< Pickett Notasulga, Black Mary, Monthert.
'd'MTl Cit.v I’ark 3 1-2 f 432 Last 101*512 11 11® 10*5 J Daly I), of Dawn, Gresham, BrawnoyLad
RUBYWICK, b. f, 2. by Hawkswick — Ruby Dare (G. R. Hamilton). Weight today 104.
671*0 I. Grounds 1 - 49 good 112 1 2 4*5 4® W McIu’rcD. of Daw’n. Gre.sham. Bitter .Man.
6C926 City Park 3 1-2 f 42 fast 1125 *» 7 7* 6®5 Troxler Ziephen, Bhuk .Mary. Convenient.
reSOl City Park 3 1-2 £ 472 hvy 117 1 Ran out. Mitchell Belle ol" Kent, Sahado, Dona li.
COUNT REINFERD, ch. c, 2, by Flambeau— Waste (W. H. Snyder). Weight today 100.
G70T4 1". Grounds 1-2 - 49! fast 11_ 3 8 3* 6* U D>we Gos.^oon, Prince Biwling. Carasii>.
lUr.M’.* (’ity Park 3 1-2 f 42;-| fast IIS 6 6 6b 7® R Lowe Gresham, Princess Sue. N«>tasiilga.
6G874 City Park 3 1-2 f 435 fast TlS 7 7 65 6** R Lowe Ziephen, Jimm.v H., Braw’ne.v Lad.
BLUE LEE, ch. c, 2, by Blues — Leetta (T. Capo). Weight today 112.
6710" ]•'. Gnumds 1 2 49! hvy 117 ;; I 1*1*5 J I-ee E. M. I'r.v. I.attice, Dew of Dawn.
:6S7l ('ny Park 3 1 2f 4:’,! slow’ 11" 2 1 1® 1® Troxier HuckotBrigade. Truce. Dick Rose.
)6701 F. Groumis 1-2 51g mud 118 3 3 25 2"® Troxler E. M. Fry, Ziephen, (JountReinferd.
COLONEL BRADY, br. g, 2, by Sain— Virgie D. (B. Schreiber). Weight today lOl*.
G70T4 1". Grounds
lUr.M’.* (’ity Park
6G874 City Park
BLUE LEE, ch.
67100 ]•'. Gnumds
:6S7l ('ny Park
')6701 F. Groumis
1
-2 •
49!
fast 11_ 3
8 3*
6* U Lowe
3
1-2
f
42-:
fast IIS 6
6 6b
7® R Lowe
3
1-2
f
43!
fast TlS 7
7 65
6** R Lowe
c,
2.
by
Blues — Leetta
(T.
Capo).
1
2
49-:
hvy 117 ;;
1 1*
F5 J Lee
3
12
f
43!
slow’ 110 2
1 I®
1® Troxler
1
_2
51g
mud 118 3
3 25
2"® Troxler
3Y,
br.
2,
by Sain — Virgie D. (B.
Schreiber).
enl
ry-
(h
es*um ami (’o’<
imtd
Brady.
WING TING. b. f, 3, bv Star Shoot — "Van-a-Clar (J S. Hawkins).
6KJ96 Oakluo n J 1:41! fast J>'1 6 4 4 3* 1" Butler
67046 Oaklaw n 7 1-2 f l:98j! fa.st lo7 6 5 5 3b 2* P.utler
66946 Oaklaw n 3 4 1:14! fa.st 97 10 5 5 25 1*5 Butler
TRES JOLI. b. f. 3, by Inspector B.— A1 Lone (F. J. Pons).
67171 Oakla wn 3 4 1:14K fust 94 o 1 I 2® A Mar;
67()C5 Oaklawn 7 i-j f l:08'i{ fa.st K'S 1 6 7 2*‘ 1b A Mor
CyiMG Oaklaw n . 1-2 f l:0Si? fast I".'. 4 4 4 2*5 3-"5 A .Mo7-
First start.
1’.. Sclireihcr **nlry- (heslum and Co’imel Brady.
THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (1:47!— 4 — IhO.)
MERRY BELLE, b. f, 4. by Father less— Merrymaid (Mrs. M. Goldblatt).
r.TlT'* «.*<v'e Fair td-uiinds chart in this paper.)
7028 City Park
,(•'^7:; Oity Park
1 1-8 1 :74rl fa.st T m 6 6
1 1-16 1:49! slow 97 :? 1
G6628 F. Grounds Im 70y 1:48! mud Kd
THISTLE DO, br. h, 6, by Knight of the Thistle — ^incess Bijou (Mrs. C. E. Mahone).
maid (Mrs. M. Goldblatt). Weight today 87.
13 ir.’«I3'* T Taylor Ohermi, St. Nixd. Rdlcent.
6 7® 8*’5 R Li>we Foreigner, Col. I*ortlet.t. G. Larsen.
9 9* 8® F Burton Dcde Slromc, Tcru’s Rod, Grosgrain
67121 r»uklawn
67(M8 Oaklav. n
6'^9’9S Oaklawn
l:n 70V 1:14# fa.st loO 3 1 1
•1 1 16 1 :48J fast 112 3 I 2
lni70yl:46 fast 110 3 1 1
]b In Knopf
I'.elderi. Florizel.
"Weight today 102.
S. Ihsaiicora.
GRANADA, br. c,
•;71:*6 F. Grounds
•'.7o7S 1\ Gnumds
3b 4®5 I> .Vustin S. Rot’amora. Kitti(^’Iatt. Bendigo. 56327 City Park
15 I***’ Wishard High Bear, Belden.^vi<>rizel. gq. VALENTIN
4, by Giganteuia — Alexina (C. E. Burnett). Weight today 98.
1 l:42g slow’ IHy 4 2 2 2 2® 2® W McIn’i*eTom Dolan. Tinker. Polly Prim.
7-S l:26i fast 1(*6 4 2 :; 2 2® 2* W Mcln’reWes, Ohcron. Dr. Spruill.
1 1-16 1:47| fast 102 4 3 3 4 4® 4®J Jus Hcn’syP, Sterling, Goldmate, B. Brnmmel.
HANNIBAL BEY, b. h. 5, by Emin Bey— Chula (H. R. Baker).
67171 Oaklaw n
67071 Oaklawn
66996 Oaklawn
.3 4 1:142 fast lo7
3 4 1:17 fast lr*9
X 1 1:13 fast 110
2 lb 1® Engl’der
4 1® 2= (^herry
2 25 2* Kngl’dcp
Weight today 112.
Tres .Toll. Tern’s R<kI. Dr. .Ma<*k.
Dr, Mack. Ralbert. Lady Vashti.
i*r. Mack, .Take S:inders, .Mencon.
FIFTH RACF,— I M.le and
TOM GILROY, bJk. c,
67173 Oaklawn
67122 Oaklaw n
67072 Oaklawn
3, by Serpent — Dora Wod (J. R. Wainwright).
1 1:42 fast 94 8 7 6 5 2*4 2.) Shreve
1 1:411 fast 102 4 2 2 2 35 4*5 Engl’der
1 1:42 fast lUl 10 7 7 6 5* 6**5Hagan
Weight today 104.
J. D. Dunn. Mulch. Ruth Nolen.
Flip. J. I). Dunn, Demo.
Bottles, J. D. Dunu, Charley Ward
ST. VALENTINE, b. h, 6. by Him yar— Bracelet (A. F. Ginter). Weight today 104.
67172 F. Grounds 1 l:4l good lc5 4 2 2 2 2® 2* .1 Loe P. Sterling. Fantastic, Yaukee Girl.
67073 City Park 1 1-16 1:U:‘ fast 109 7 6 6 C 5b 5**5 J Lee Goldie. P. Sterling, Beau Brummel
C692S (Tty Park 7-8 1:2* fa.st 3(»7 3 4 3 4 4* 3® J Martin Colloijuy, Wes. Toboggau.
T#M DOLAN, b. c, 3, by Jean Bereaud — Marahetta (P. Cook). Weight today 95.
!.G26 I ’. Gnumds I 1 :42? .slow 9t :: I I I 1'^ 1® Bilac Granad.-i. Tinker. I’ollx Prim.
»6i77 «’ilv Park I 1:43! hvy lov 4 2 1 1 U 25 Seih-r Grace Larsen. Lruupiriiumer. Lldull
66(>o6 1-'. Gi. iuid.s 1 !:4oi fa.st 90 till 1'**^ 1*5 Bilac Fantastic, Dr. SpniilT. Flavlgny.
PETER STERLING, b. c, 4. by Lord Esterling — Lucreeco (A. Brown). Weight today 111,
C7ir»2 F. Grournls 1 1:41 good I(':> 7 .> 3 15 1‘ Hogg St .Valentine. Fantastic. Vunk«H'Girl
(fto.7.3 City Park 1 1 16 1:44! fast B»7 4 7 7 4 4® 2nw Hogg Goldie. B. Brummel. Emergency.
66952 City Park 1 1-8 1:53 fast 105 3 6 5 3 3^ 2® Van DusenTileing, Lady Navarre, Ohiyesa.
67172 F. Grounds
67073 City Park
66928 City Park
T«M DOLAN, b. c,
!.G26 F. Gnumds
•6 1 77 «’ilv Park
66(>0', 6'. Gr< -iMid.U
1 1:H good lc5 4 2 2 2 2® 2* .1 Loe
1 1-16 1:41* fast 109 7 6 6 C 5h J Lee
7-8 1 fa.st K»7 3 4 3 4 4* 3® J Martin
3, by Jean Bereaud — Marahetta (P. Cook).
I 1.42? .slow 9t :: I I I 1 1 ® Bilac
I 1:4’.! hvy lov 4 2 1 1 U 2\ Sed.-r
1 1:4"! fa.st 90 till 1'**^ 1*5 Bilac
5
FOURTH RACE — 2 1-4 Miles. BuA Cup Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. — 5 — lo.l.)
BESTERLING. b. b, 6, by Lord E sterling — Lucrece (S. Reid).
liVllIS F. tlroiinds
C7053 Fity I’ark
6<:878 City Park
1 3-4 3:<H> slyw !<>(♦ S
1 1-lfi 1:11?. last 103 S
1 1-8 l;54g fast 104 1
Weight today 106.
(-,18 DusonMahogaiiy, Dr. Yoiiu^. .Marvin Neal
T’ Van DusemioUllc. P. Sterling. Deau Itruimnel
Ih ^»nk Van DusenMissouri I.ad, (Jalilie.
1 1-4 2:07;^ fast lt»*J 11 10 10 10 10 10'< Beckman Marvin Neal. A. Day. Evie Dreene.
CASHIER, ch. h. 6, by Longllight— Trusty (Mrs. M. C. Lyles).
(570.72 City Park 3 5:19 fast 10.7 4 3 3 3 2’ L* Idoyd
C7004 City Park 1 1-4 2:07;( fast IntJ 11 10 10 10 10 10'< Becknif
66S29 City I’ark 1 1-4 2:112 slow 106 9 7 7 6 5^ Van Di
DROMIO, ch. h, 5, by Lamplighter — New Jersey (W. H. McMulle
66852 Ciiy Park 1 1:413 slow 107 7 8 7 6 6‘ 5^5 Farrow
667.78 F. (Iroiinds 1 1-4 2:13? hvy IK) 1 1 1 3 7-8'= Knffl'dc
C6GSI F. Grounds 7-S l:31i hvy lOS 2 3 6 7 7 7^^iBilac
MAMIE ALGOL, b. m, 5, by Algol— Miss Mary C. (F. M. Smith).
L7052 City Park 3 5:19 fast lo5 3 2 1 I 1« 1» Troxler
66;k)2 City Park 2 3:32g fast 1(»5 2 3 2 2 2‘ 2» Farrow
66570 F. Grounds 1 1-2 2:37i fast 106 4 7 u 5 3' A 2* Van Di
Weight today 100.
Maniio.Mgol. Al.Dulonr. G.ilinister.
1 1-4 2:112 slow 106 9 7 7 6 5 ^ Van Dusei
by Lamplighter — New Jersey (W. H. McMullen).
1 1:413 slow 107 7 8 7 6 6‘ 5U Farrow
1 1-4 2:13? hvy IK) 1 1 1 3 7= 8'= Kngl'der
7-S 1:31 i hvy lOS 2 3 6 7 7 7i^iBilac
m, 5, by Algol — Miss Mary C. (F. M. Smith).
3 5:19 fast 105 3 2 1 I 1« 1» Troxler
2 3:322 fast 1(»5 2 3 2 2 2‘ 2» Farrow
1 1-2 2:37i f?ist 106 4
Van DusenSt. Noel, Jungle Dnp, Bulwark,
H. McMullen). Weight today 92.
5^5 Farrow T. Englishman. Pasadena, li. Ko.val.
8'= Kngl'der Mis.Lad. T.Englishnian.St. VaEntine
7^^iBilac Uiekey, KWInwoo<i. I’asadena.
M. Smith). Weight today 116.
1“ Troxler Casliser, Alma Dufour, G.. Minister.
2» Farrow Alma Dufour. Orly, A. Cummer.
CREATION, b. c, 2, by Altamax — Recreation (T. H. Williams). Weight today 112.
nakiaml 1-2 492 fair h)6 4 1 F 1* W Miller Love of Gold, Oronogo, Gaga.
C»7 49 Oakland 3 1-2 f 4:’, 2 slop 110 1 1 P* 1" W Miller Be Thankful. Bonhenr. llliineslone.
66673 Oakland 3 1-2 f 432 slop 114 2 4"^ 4« \v Miller Kaeonteur, Billy Watkins, Braggart
BRAVOURE, b. f, 2, by Gerolstein — Priestess (UDene Bros.). Weight today 109.
67131 oaklami 1-2 49? fair 111 4 2 3‘ 1"!^ ScMullle P.nnker Dill. Pajaroita. Dred-er
K70.7S Oakland 1-2 4S? good 107 '5 2 2» 3«5 .Seoville AI>lH*y, .Marlha .lane. Adena.
66S:u Oakland 3 1-2 f 43? hvy 113 6 4? 5'^ W Dugan Alhia, Memorize, Be Thankful.
BILLY PULLMAN. Weight today 108.
f irst start.
SAN GILL (Keene Bros.).
First start.
GALMOORE. b. c, 2. by Galveston — Hannah Moore (P. Sheridan).
67106 Oaklainl :; 1-2 f 43g fair 112 6 5? F Gral
67(Mi6 Oakland 3 1-2 f 42 fast 114 1 1- 2? Lawrer
66711 Oakland 3 1-2 f 44? mud 114 5 Snk 8 F Kell
Weight today 105.
3U 2? Van DusenBig Bow, Brilliant. Ilelgersoii.
OLD STONE, b. h, 6, by Sykeston— White Wings (Mrs. M. Goldblatt)
Weight today 103.
ED B.. (H. T. Griffin).
First start.
(P. Sheriaan). Weight today 105.
51 F Graham Gaige Taylor, Irish Mike, Wilinure.
1= 21 Lawrence Pajaroita, Bardonia. Memorize.
Snk 8 F Kelly Raconteur, L. of Gold, Sandpiper.
Weight today 105.
671.75 F. Grounds 7-S 1:2’:>2 good 134 6 5 5 S 7'1 7*- Foy Lucy Marie. Cora Price. Baneful.
66703 F. Grounds 1 1-16 1:53? mud 117 2 1 4 6 S= 10=* A’buchon Foreigner, St, Nck‘ 1, Gladiator.
MARVIN NEAL. ch. c, 4, by Inspector B. — Katie Ellerslie (L. F. Piper). V/eight today 103.
ROSE H., b. f, 2, by Blues — Prevent (H. T. Griffin). Weight today 102.
670S2 Oakland 3 1-2 f 43? mud 110 4 :0» 7‘=5A Brown Bonhenr, Memorize, Belle Brady.
JOCKEY MOUNCE, hr. c, 2, by Tempo— Nanine Noland (J. N. Mounce). Weight today 102.
67106 Oakland 3 1-2 f 43g fair 1K» 7 9 11 J Conway Gage Taylor, Irish Mike, Wilmore.
66635 Oakland 3-8 37 slow 112 6 6? 9 P Phillips Billy Myers, Rhinestone, Ir. Mike.
Keene Bros, entry — I’ravtuire and San G4I.
II. T. Gridin eiitvy — Ed B. and Rose II.
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling, (1:12 — C — 118.)
67128 F. Grounds
67(K>4 City Park
06758 F. Grounds
MAHOGANY, b.
1 3-4 3:06 slow 100 G 3 1 2 3^ 3'« Dig?
1 1-4 2:07? fast 1<>» 5 11 1 I'J 1“ Digj
1 1-4 2:13? hvy 100 5 8 8 8 8 7‘* Van
f, 4, by Box — Intermezzo (T. J. Harrison).
2 33 3'« Diggins .Mahogany, Dr. Young, Jungle Imp.
1 VI Diggins Anna Day, E. Greene, J. Reddick.
8 8 7‘* Van DusenMis.Lad, T.Englishiuau.St.Varntine
J. Harrison). Weight today 105.
(;7128 F'.
Grounds
1 3-4 3:06 slow ;C
2 6
4
L 1® 1«
R I»we
Dr. Yoiim
66704 FT
Grounds
1 1-16 1:53? mud 93
4 11
9
6 4* 1**
Engl’der
Ella M.,
66626 F.
Grounds
1 1-16 l :52g mud 113
7 6
6
6 6® 3®
Mitchell
Gamnra,
GAY MINISTER, ch. g, 6, by Prime Minister— Miss Alice (J. C. Ferriss, Jr.):
67052 City Park 3 5:19 fast 9S 2 1 4 4 4 4='^ T Taylor
6645.2 City Park 11-16 1:47 fast 100 2 G C 7 7» 5» W Ott
MISSOURI LAD, b. g. 4, by Top Gallant- Margaret Allen (F. Cook).
0CS7S City Park 1 1-8 1:54? fast 110? 3 3 3 3 2? ink Xicol
66758 F. Grounds 1 1-4 2:13? hvy 105 3 ,5 4 4 1" Farrow
66682 F. Grounils 1 1-8 2:<X»? hvy 105 1 1 1 1 2i 2^ R l„owe
66758 F. Grounds
66682 F. Grountls
Weight today 9?.
Mat.iie Algol, ('ashie". A). Dufour.
Grosgraiu, Brookston, Bulwark.
Weight today 111.
Besterling, Goldie.
T. Englishman, St. Vnrntne.J.Ued’ck
Besterling, Flavigny, Light Note.
TRIUMPHANT, b. c, 3, by Gerolstein — Erratum (Keene Bros.). Weight today 114
67o:W Oakland 6 1-2 f l:21g fast 9:i 3 111= 1^ Seoville Ro.searo, Dora I.. P.nshthorpe
C6932 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 108 7 3 4 4= 4* Seoville Viola B.. Blanche C., Galvestonian
C6446 Oakland F C 1:15? slop 114 1 6 6 6* 5« Sandy MabelHollander, Paladini.BlaneheC.
DUKE OF ORLEANS, hr. g, 3, by Albert— Belle of Orleans (R. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 111.
Harri.'^oii iS: Mt-Mullen entry Dromio and Mahogany.
FIFTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-clds and upward. Allowances. (1:05?-
MAY GILMORE, b. f. 3, by David Garrick — Magdelene (J. J. Mackessey). Weight today 89.
612IK5 Crescent Pk 1-2 49? good h'4 1 10 10? 11"' lAv’gston Sister Huffman, Gladl’irato. J. .1. Ir
61116 ('rescent PU 3 1-2 f 44? slow 100 9 9 8= G"? W Hayes Sehro. Midway. H« Im'ith.BeatricelL
6(»98S Crescent I’k 1-2 4S? fast 94 9 8 8^ 9'“H'handler A1 Powell, Lucy Marie, Our Own.
PASADENA, b. h, 6, by Ben Strome — Blue Bells (B. Vincent). Weight today 110.
6'1953 City Park 1 1:40 fast lOS ]<• 10 9 9 9^ 8'’5 F Keyes Silvorskin. Ternus. Dr. Spruill.
66S..2 (2iiy Park 1 1 :413 slow 1 10 5 5 5 4 2? 2^ W McTn’reTheEuglishman. R.Royal.Silverskin
66739 F. Grounds Im 20y 1:47? hvy Kt3 111 1 1= 5^ A’buchon Light Note, Rickey, Tinker.
COLLOQUY, b. f, 3, by Russell— Latour (G. H. Holle). Weight today 94.
67<*79 F'. tJrounds 3-4 1:13? fast l'»7 2 1 1 1*5 1= Garner Tmlor, D. of Montebello, Moiu're.
■ 66928 City Park 7-S 1:26 fast S7 2 1 1 1 1=
BUKI:. OF ORLEANS, hr. g, 3, by Albert— Belle of Orleans (B. R. Rice, Jr.). Weight today 111.
67159 Oakland 1 1:45 slop H»9 1 2 3 2 2* 2= Horner Blanebe C.. Boguni. F.airvstreet
67081 Oakland F C 1:12^ mud 107 1 7 4 2'J 15» A Brown Allerion, Galvesitmiaii, Blanche C
669:52 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 107 6 7 5 5? 6"» A Brov.m Viola B., Blanche Galvestoni.an!
KOGO, hr. f, 3, by Morte Fonse — Huronia (P. Culbertson). Weight today 107.
t.677l Oakland 1 1-16 1:54 slop 112 10 8 4 7 7 7'*iP‘ Phillips Eudora, Grace G,, ]Miss Officious
(5675.3 Oakland 7-8 1:31 slop 106 3 4 5 5 5= 2= J McBride Bogum, 1). of Orleans, Pc'cr. Lass.
66411 Oakland 1 1:46 mud W 5 7 6 4 3= 3= Kirsch’m Metlakatla, Swaircer. Dotterel
*6771 Oakland 11-16 1:54 slop 112 10 8 4 7
6675.3 Oakland 7-8 1:31 slop 106 3 4 5 5
66411 Oakland 1 1:46 mud W 5 7 6 4 :
BLANCHE C., b. f. 3, by Sain— Malaise (S. Polk).
« 715:> Oakland 11:45 slop 107 2 1 1 1
67i'M Oakland F C l:12g mud lo.; 7 5 6
(6932 Oakland 3-4 1:15 good 105 3 4 3
2= J McBride Bogum, 1). of Orleans,
VINTON, ch. g, 3, by Sabine — Julia Magee (H. L. Jones).
«i71.‘»9 Oalvland 1 1:45 slop liO .s 11 8 9 9* S'
G6673 Ascot I’ark 7-S 1:.301 fast 107 10 10 7 6 5^ 1?
66610 Ascot Park 5-S 1:02 fast 107110 6 4 41 2i
i 1-2 f 1 :05? fast 10.5 4
G5ILD, hr. g, 3, by Qigaateum — Alcyone II. (Burlew & O’Neill).
1653') City I'ark ^ 1 1:39? fast 98 3 3 3 3 2«fc 3= Jas He n’sy. Juggler, Alma
67<*79 V. Grounds 3-4 1:13? fast l'»7 2 1 1 1*1 1= Garner
■ 66928 City Park 7-S 1:26 fast S7 2 1 1 1 1= 1= Garner
66531 City Park 5 1-2 f 1:05? fast 10.5 4 1 1 1= 2^ Garner
GILD, hr. g, 3, by Qigaateum — Alcyone II. (Burlew & O’Neill).
6653') City I’ark ^ 1 1:39? fast 9S 3 3 3 3 2«t 3= Jas Hen’s
66340 City I’ark 1 1-4 2:0S? slow 105 4 2 2 1 3^ 4= Jas Hen’s
(.6230 F. Grounds Im *?^y 1:45? good 119 5 5 4 5 2*i 2* Nlcol
SUNNY BROOK, ch. g. 6, by The Hero— Fira (J. Robertson).-
C4S69 i:»uuglas J‘k 7-S 1:31? mud los 3 5 6 7 5A A Martin
64S36 Douglas I'k Ab 3-4 1:11 good h *2 9 9 9 8* 8‘i A Martin
64*565 Windsor 1 l:40g fast 109 5 1 1 1 1= 1*^ Mountain
TOBOGGAN, hr. g, 7. by Kingston —Glide (S. W. Street!) .
(•7127 F. G:-iiiinds 5 s 1:02 slow 115 4 1 3 2 ‘>. 1= .1 I.ee
66979 City Park 5 1-2 1 l;oG? fast 113 4 2 1 U l"k j
66L2S City Park 7-S 1:26 fast 104 5 2 2 2 35 4‘* Jas Hen’s
1*5 1= Garner Tudor. D. of Montebello, Monere.
1= 1= Garner Wes, St. Valentine, Toboggan.
1= 2^ Garner Cb. Ea.stmaii, Fantastic, De Oro.
& O’Neill). Weight today 96.
2“t 3= Jas Hen’sy.Iugglcr, Alma Dufour. John Carroll
3^ 4= Jas Hen’sy.Jamcs Rwldick, (Joldic, A. Dufour.
2h 2* Nlcol Elfall, Pompadour, De Oro.
obertson).- Weight today 107.
5A .'i- A Martin Cus Hoidorn, J. W. u’Neill, Uoscoe
8* 8‘5 A Martin .Mansard. .Sir Russell, Hector.
1= 1*1 Mountain Re’oounder, Conde, Australiua.
Btreett). Weight toifay 112.
2‘5 1= .r I.ee Sir Toildington, B.'tivi:ie. Odd Tri;-k.
li ink J Jjoe Sir Toddiiigton, J>eiis. Minot.
35 4‘* Jas Hen’syCollocuy, Wes. St. Valemiue.
ROSE CHERRY, ch. f, 3, by Rubicon— Rio Hondo (F. J. Neil)
4 3= 3= Kirsch’m Metlakatla, Swagger, Dotterel.
Ik). ^ . Weight today 107.
1 I'i 1= W Miller D. of Orleans, Bogum, Fairystreet.
6 4i 4* Sandy D.ofOrleans, Allerion, Galvestonian.
3 o'* 2J Sandy Viola. B., Galvestonian, Triumphant
.. Jones). Weight today 107,
9 9* S'8 Lawr’nce Blatjche C., I), of Orleans, Bogum.
6 5*^ 1? Lawrence Buna. Irish Mail, Red Ball
4 41 2i D Boland L. Fitzgibbon, O. Price, Rov. Ascot
67132 ()a'x!and 7-S 1:29? fair 90 6 6 5 4 75 7'-* J..ycurgu
66907 Oakland 7-8 1:291 fair 94 7 G 9 9 lo 10*2 Buxton
GGsll Oakland 5 1-2 f 1:10 hvy 105 3 3 2 2= 2* Borel
PASODELLA, ch. f, 3, by Del Paso II.— Zepha (J. Davis).
♦ 6771 Oakland 1 1-16 1:54 slop 105 8 lu Ju 5 6* 6*«?.L Willis
6607.7 Oakland 6 1-2 f l:24g hvy 107 3 5 2 2= 2= ^Sandv
GG021 Oaliland 3-4 l:iS? hvy 107 4 3 4 5nk 6» Graham
MAIA, b. f, 3, by Wadsworth — Frederica (T. H. Stevens).
SIXTH RACE-
3-year-olds and upwai^d. Seiling. (1:12? 5—1 1
BUD KILL, ch. c, 3, by Orimar — Young Thistle (F. T. Darst).
4, by Star Ruby — Firenzeta (W. McGlinncn).
(;7o 7!5 Citv Perk 3-4 l:i:5.? fast ]<>*) 1 lu 11 S’= (i^l. C Mnrri>
u;; 5l (Mty Park 3-4 1:13.? fast 95 10 1 4 4i imr jas Hen
6(5851 Ci*y Park 3-1 1:15 slow 92 3 2 2 36 5^5 R Lowe
RED RUBY, b. c, 4, by Star Ruby— Firenzeta (W. McGlinncn).
66738 i\ (.Ji-ounds 5 1-2 f 1:11 hvy 112i 5 5 4 3* 15 Burto
6»:ns F. Grounds 3-4 1:14? fast 11** 10 9 9 Id 10*=2P. Burto
€6(Hi9 City Park 3-4 1:20;| h\T 101> ^ 3 2 1? l»i B Burto
FRENCH NUN, br. f, 4, by The F riar— Vivandiere (J. H. Baker),
67055 (’ll V Park 1 1 :13ri fast he 3 ll 14 125 lo*'i Lloyd
(T951 City Park 7-8 1:27? fast I'd 4 5 3 3 4= 4'\ Hogg
666<’4 Grounds 5 1-2 f l:0Cg fast 102 10 5 4 66 6*i Lloyd
SALLY PRESTON, b. f. 3, by Canopus— Nell Preston (R. Tucker).
9arst). Weight today 100.
C Morris P.clle Strome. Dehiio.c, Blue Dale.
Jas Hen’sySpion, (Jrace George. Bitter Miss.
2 36 5^5 R Lowe Meadowhreeze, Ivelined, (). Brady.
W. McGlinncn). Weight today 106.
4 3* 3" 15 liurton Keator, Matadix*. Kni.ghlon,
9 Id 10*=1P» l^urton I’ostng. Tsara, Fancy Dress.
2 1? l*i B Burton Mr. Scott, Knighton, Clu Olcott.
ere (J. H. Baker), Weight today 99.
14 I2i im'i Lloyd Belle Strome. Delmore^ Blm‘ Dale.
3 4= 4'\ Hogg Field Lark. Miss Leeds, Donna.
4 66 6*i Lloyd Od<l Trick, Airshiii, Tichiniingo.
jston (R. Tucker). Weight today 93.
2 s S'" A Marlin Cajd. Taylor, Rickey, .M:iry .Morris.
6(i779 City Park
REFINED, ch. f,
67IC..5 (’ity J’.trk
(i<;s.’'.l ('’ity Park
66755 F. Grounds
(i7Hd P. Gioiiuds .* 1-2 f 1 :09A livy I'P 7 3 2 s S'" A Marlin Cajd. Taylor, Rickey, Mtjry .Morris.
66104 F. Grounds 3-1 l:14j( fast 110 12 6 7 71 9‘**iNicoi Spion. Anna Raskin, Lucy Mai'ie.
(5597.8 City Park 5 1-2 f 1 ;07g fa.«t 103 12 10 9 6^ 6‘ L Smith Morales, Chase, S<dly M.
DE ORO, ch. c, 3, by Don de Oro— E. S. J. (fi. T. White). Weight today 101.
67<H»r, ('iiy Pa;!-: • 4 1:15 fast HI 2 2 2 2= :‘.C Seder Coltness. DimMiioek. l*;ix(on.
66:Ht5 (’ity Park 5 12 f 1:07? fa.st 94 7. 6 1 7‘* 10'-* Hue.stis MissLeeds. Bntinskie, I’rimcBrutus
66779 (Tty Park 3-4 l;17t hvy VC> 7 (5 4 a"? lluestis Coltness, Voting, Nrdra.
3, by Rapallc — Superfine (W. J. Donohue). Weight today 95.
:: 4 l:i:>li fast l<«d t; 12 9 7' 7‘* Farrow l!»*lle Strojtie. Delniore. Dim* Dale.
3 1 1:15 slow 9‘. 6 4 4 4* 2* A Martin .Meadow I »reeze. I’.rady. Ohiyosa.
3 1 1:17 hvy 94 5 3 3 3i 1* A Martin Dapple Gold, Mafalda, Bazil.
by Maceo— Reme:nber Me II. (S. Louis). Weight today 101.
3 I fast ioi ]n ;; i' 4= 1"'~ Lloyd ,\mlitor. D.-ipple Cold. Odd Trick.
7-S 1:27? fa.st 104 3 2 1 1 11 7= .las Hen’syEield Lark. Mi*s LetslH, iiomia.
5-S 1:0J;{ slow :'8 12 8 S 8= S‘i Bilac Mafalda, Ne<lra, Cora Price,
blk. g. 9. by Lissa.k — Trousseau III. (E. L. Talley). Weight today 106.
4 1 :i I? g<'od no ;{ 322* :d GoM.stein Greu.‘ule, Dapple Gold, Field I.:irk.
1 1-16 l:.".l hvy PK. 2 11 1 1* 21 Van Du.senLiglit Note, K.Ellsworfh, Briliiant.
7-S 1:28 fa.^t 102 7 5 3 2 1= Van DusenlJert Osra, Mazonia, G.ny Boy.
g, 6, by Golden Garter — Mottle (S. B. Billings). Weight today 106.
3, by Rapallc — Superfine (W. J. Donohue).
3 4 1 :i:3i fast P«»*. 6 12 9 T' 7‘‘* Fan
3 1 1:15 slow 93 <; 4 4 4* 2* A N
3 1 1:17 hvy 94 5 3 3 3i 1* A J
POSING, br. f, 4, by Maceo— Rem e:nber Me II. (S. Louis).
67075 F. (Jroutids 3 t l;l3fl last loi pi 2 4= 1"’- Lloyd A
m;*-:.! (TTy P.irk 7-S 1 :27? fa.st 101 3 2 1 1 1^ 7= Jas Hen’syF
66850 City Park 5-S l:02i slow :ts 12 8 8 8= S‘i Bilac M
PAUL CLIFFORD, blk. g. 9. by L issak— Trousseau HI. (E. L. Talley)
67 154 F. CiMuml.s 4 1 :M? good llo ;{ 3 2 2* GoM.stein G
(57103 F. Grounds ll-16 1:.".l hvy PK. 2 11 1 1* 2i Van Du.senL
67002 City i’arlv 7-S 1:28 fa.st 102 7 5 3 2 lb 1= Van DusenB
DAPPLE GOLD. b. g, 6, by Golden Garter- Mottle (S. B. Billings).
(57154 I’. Grounds 3 4 1:14? good 1u9 7 s 5 3'5 2’i Lloyd (5
(,7o75 1>\ Groun.is :: 4 P.13g fast 112 s 6 4 3i 3=? Jas Hen’syP
66755 F. Grounds 3-4 1:17 h\ y 110 3 4 4 4= 2* Lloyd R
ARABO, ch. h, 7, by Nomad — Ch arm (T. D. Sullivan).
67129 Grouluis 1 1:13 slow Pn; 111 1 I* 1^ Lloy«l P
67000 City Park .S C 2:. 58? fast 319 2 '5 5 6 6‘ 6*« Ilueston A
t;c.*25 City Park .S C 3:01 Last 142 1 3 3 1 2’- It Hucston L
3 -4 1:14? good Pi9 7 No 3'?. 2l
:;4 1:13gfast 112 S 6 4 3i 3=_
66755 F. Grounds 3-4 1:17 hvy HO 3 4 4 4= 2* Lloyd Refined, Mafald.a, Bazil.
ARABO, ch. h, 7, by Nomad — Ch arm (T. D. Sullivan). Weight today 116.
67129 Grouluis 1 1:13 slow Pn; 111 1 I* 1^ Lloy«l I’r.ofWooilstock. Redeoat. Bellindi.in
67000 City Park .S C 2:. 58? fast 319 2 '5 5 6 6‘ 6*« Ilueston Auhs, T. (i.Scarhrough. S.Resurtus
61,925 City Park .S C 3:01 Last 142 1 :i 3 1 2’- It Hucston Lights Out, Allies, Naraii.
SPONGE CAKE. br. h. 5. by Galore or Filigrane — Lizzie Baker (A. B. Campbell). Weight today 110.
66717 Grounds 3-4 1 :17? mud IM 1 3 .5 3* 2*» W R W’k’rP'.iptdeGold. JoliuPeters, Sp’dniaker
6r>6':i l'\ (troiiniis 3-4 1:17.5 hvy pi9 2 2 2= 25* W R W’k’rViperine, Paragon, Pent.igon.
6C,55L F. Grounds lm2 'yl:42 fast 112 .2 4 7 7 6* 6** W R W’k’rCamiiaigner, Oberon, Zick .\brams.
FOXMEAD, hr. g, 6. by Dunois— Good Friend (B. C. Evans). V/eight today 113.
671127 City Dark 5 1 2 f 1 ;fK52 fast P'6 5 ]o S 5't 5't Hurstis Rusk, Como On Sam, King I’cpper.
66980 City I'.i’k :i-4 1:12;^ fast 106 7 6 4 3* 2't Huestis Gidilproof, Rusk, .\irsliip.
66875 City J’ark 7 8 l:2Sij fast 107 7 12 12 12 11= 6** lluestis (Tilton Forge, Asterisk, Grenade.
SEVFNTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling. (1:.52J- ;j-11.5.) •
2't 25* Lloyd (’.remule. Paul (TilTord, Field Lark.
3t 3=? Jas Hen’syPosing, Auditor. Odd T'rick.
4= 2* Lloyd Refined, Mafalda, Bazil.
1^ Lloy.l
6*« Hucston
It Hucston
SPONGE CAKE. br. h. 5. by Galore or Filij
66717 Gnmnds 3-4 1:17? mud 104 1
6r>6':l V. (JiKumis 2-4 1:17.5 hvyv P»9 2
GLISTEN, ch. m, 6, bv Knight of Ellerslie— Beloved (K. Spence).
f.6704 l-\ GiMiiiids 1 1-16 1:.Y2? mud Ki5 11 6 s 8 S'^lD^iA’liuchon
6*;665 F. Grounds 1 1-8 2:00? iivy lo5 5 5 3 3 4* 3< A’buciion
DELE STROME, ch. f, 3, by Ben Strome — Lindelo (J. E. Muri*hy).
670VI) P\ Ground.s 1 1- 16 1 :47? fa«t 89 8 P) P) 10 10 P)"'tF .S'.\ain
ef;T59 F. Grounds 11-16 1:53 iivy 88 7 7 9 9 8t 6'*P" Swain
66723 F. Gr(*unds 1 3-10 2:0S? mud 87 7 4 4 2 2= 2>i F Swain
KAISERHOFF, ch. g, 3, by Lord E sterling— Emma Holle (G. H. Holle).
(.5121 F. ('.iMUiids
67055 City J’ark
6687»> City Park
BANEFUL, ch. c
(57 1 55 F. Grounds
67'»75 F. (.Iron inks
66G66 F. Grounds
5- 4 1 :161 slow P)7 «>
;-4 1:13? fast :i2 n
1 1:42s fast li'7 7
Weight today 103.
It 1= Hogg No (Quarter. Royal Bomi. Paxton.
6* 5’ Goldstein Belle Strome. Dclmore, Blue Dale.
3>t 3= W R W’k’rCora Price, Slcamous. Rij) Rap.
3, by Intrusive — Nina Louise (G. C. Bennett).
Weight today 98.
66760 F. Grounds
66341 City Park
66929 City ITirk
668.55 City Park
SMALL LADY, b. m, 5, by Taiamany — Small Hopes (Mrs. R. A. Anthony)
(;71U3 1’. Ground.s I 16 1:51 hvy I'M 7 5 5 7 7* 7*"tDockinan
66761 F. Grounds 1 1-16 J :54q hvy lot 2 2 3 3 2= 2*t F Burton
(56175 Grounds 1 1:41? fast lo9 8 12 12- 9 8* S® F Burton
GARGANTUA, br. c. 3, by Giganteum— Aster (Mrs. M. Gcldblatt)
(57J7K (•'.•lir Grounds chart in this jiaiier. >
i;7oi*9 I'\ Grounds 1 1:45? hvy 108 2 2 1 1 1* 2n Seder
66927 City I ’ark 1 1-16 1:45? fa.st 87 5 2 5 5 5 5* Goldstein
Weight today 124.
Bye Bye II., S. .Midway, Irouton.
1’. .Stalling, Goldmate. B. Brummel.
GAMESTER, ch. c, 4, by Prince of Monaco — Countess (J. C. Ferriss. Jr.).
Weight today 124.
ROBERT MINTON, b. c, 3, by Lissak — Marquise (J. Phillips).
66855 City Park 1
66608 F\ Grounds
BLACKLOCK. ch. g,
f»V124 FT G I oil IK Is
6€68.3 V. Grounds
66608 F. Grounds
1 1 16 1:49? slow V. 1 ] 2 2
3-4 1:14? fast 102 12 11 12
f, S, by Lackford — Helena (Mrs.
;; 4 i:Pi? slow 107 1 1 11 p*
6€68.3 F*. Grounds 3-4 1:17? hvv pn» H p» 10* S*=iLilac (i.lie
66608 F. Grounds 3-4 1:14? fast loT 1 4 9 8* 9*<*JA’buchon Nare
FRENCH EMPRESS, b. f, 3, by Tithenus — Josephine (V/. F; King).
6712'9 FT Grounds 1 1:43 slow S2 9 7 .7 s 7* 7'= Gold.itein Aral
66606 FT Grounds 11: 40? fast n 8 8 F) 9 10 10< 9*= G Swain Tom
6«)451 City I'ark
3-1 l:14g fast 110 5
75* 9*“ Jas Hcn’sy.\gra, June Time, Masker.
OakiiBii fdtrlcs and Past Perfcirmanfes tor Satorday, febrniry 23.
(F. J. Neil). Weight today 107.
7i 7" lAcurgus Meehant. Lem Reed, Lone Wolf.
10 10*2 Buxton Silver Sue, Shady Lad, Bushtliorpe
2" 2* Borel A I Lindley, J. Lyons, Altonero.
667.83 Oakland
6(5753 Oakland
GG636 Oakland
F’’ C 1:15 mud 101 6
7-S 1::’>1 slop 105 2
5 1-2 f 1:10 slow 106 8
GOLD HEATHER, ch. f, 3, by Gcldcrest — Heatherbell (C. Van Dusen).
Davis). Weight today 105.
6* 6*«?L WilliamsEudora, (Jrace .Miss Officious
2= 23 Sandy Cheers. Avona, Alaric.
oDk Graham Maia, Cheers, A1 Lindley.
Stevens). Weight today 105.
5* 4'^ Horner Blanche C.. Mitre. Duke of Orleans
1? 5*5? Horner Bogum, Kogo, Duke of Orleans.
5? 4*1 Borel La Rose, A. Karenina. D.of Orleans
-6961 Oakland
66694 Oakland
i 1-2 f 1 :08 good iOT P)
5-8 1:03? mud 112 (5
9= 9*'» Gross
6i 5"? Graham
Weight today 105.
AlLindley, W.Saudals, St. Elmwood
Pink, Anna Karenina, Ella True.
LOUISE FITZGIBBON, bik. f, 3, by Sain — Grand Shot (B. Schreiber). Weight today 105.
♦57157 Oakland 5-S 1 :*i3 slo)> IPl s 5 6 4= 2\ J.. Willianisl’escadera. Mav I'ink. Miss Turtle.
! CG765 Ascot Park 1 1:43 fast II2 11 12 11 13 13 13=® Bullman Jersey Lady, Milshora, Viola B
j 66744 Ascot Park F’' G 1:12J fast 108( 8 7 8 7= 2(* W Knapp Phil Igoe, King Ahab. Blue Bottle.
MARION ROSE, b. f, 3, by Balgowan — Sinfi (J. A. Armstrong), Weight today 102.
6678.3 Oakland F C 1:15 mud 104 2 2 T! 5’ Buxton Blanche C.. Mitre, Duke of Orleans
I 66770 Oakland F" C 1:13? slop 91 2 12 4 *»k 5» Buxton Mary F., N. Lucille, SuprerocCourt.
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (1:12— G — ^118.)
MODICUM, b. h,
i.1!'24 (♦akiaiKl
«.lv»6 (»uKlaml
VAN NESS. br.
r.pJSl nul;i:HiKl
67056 Oakland
'j 6:»S.5 ( lakland
GATEWAY, b. h,
>7 ("9 ( )aklaiKl
|i7-t:;<; OiiKTan l
♦56985 (‘aKTand
MAGRANE, br.
Oakland
i,(iN3.5 Oakland
66677 Oakland
PEGGY O’NEAL,
67 122 ( lakland
669i>7 (.lakland
66856 Oakland
LAST FAUSTUS,
•■7056 Oakland
5S657 Oakland
5S593 Oakland
TAVORA, b. f,
665.VO Oakland
6.571 *) Oakland
65693 Oakland
, 7, by St. Gatien — Moderocia (L. & D. Stable). Weight today 110.
1 1-16 1:49^ fast 112 8 6 4 3 4>*» 5**AOtis Bomir. (JliKMiiy (ius. Easy Street.
11:42? fast 110 7 7 7 7 7‘ 7"* Otis Dewey, Pickaway, M. M. Biiwdish
g, 8, by Loyalist — Ada B. (S. C- Hildreth). Weight today 109.
3-4 1 :15^ mud PG 2 i 2 2* Jii \V Miller P. Titaiiia. Mansard, Nona* Liicilh*.
3-4 1:14 good 104 9 3 2 2* 2=» W Miller Misty s ITide, E. .M. BnitUiiii. P;il.
3-4 1:13? good 101 1 2 2 2= 2= W Miller Nonie Lucille, Fisher Boy, Gateway
, 6, by Del Paso II — Seco (J. S. Wood). Weight today 106.
6 i-2 I l:2!i fair Pi5 J 2 4 4* 2* F Graham Sir Brillar. FRhelDav, Ocean Shore.
7 5 1:26= fast Pi:: 3 1 4 2 L" 3'* J McFJride Vox I’opuli, Marthiinas, Mary F.
3-4 1 : 13? good P>4 2 3 4 4= 4'’? J McBride NonieLucille, VanNess, l«'jsherB(>y.
h, 6, by Balgowan — Amelia May (K. W. Hoag). Weight today 105.
11:43 fair I'G 2 3 5 5 7 6"’AW Miller E. Gum. Crowshado, Ed Slieridan.
2 4 LP:? hvy 1 «k; i; :: 2 p* 3= W Milh^r Gateway, Van Ness, SupiaMiieCoiirt.
F' C 1:13 slop 104 2 5 3 3‘ 2? W Miller Van Ness, N. Lucille, St.tJeorge Jr.
, b. m, 5, by King William II. — Cleodora (J. C. Davidson). Weight today 102.
7 N 1:2!>? fair I06 2 I 2 5 CA 5-? F' (Irahani Mediant. Lwn Reed, l.one Wolf.
7-S 1;29V fair P>8 s 7 6 G 9 9* J Hunter Silver Sue. Shady Lad. I’.ushihorpo
5 1-2 f 1:10? slow 101* 5 3 4 7* Sandy Dr. SchartT, Mimo, Silver Sue.
, b. h, 5, by Fau stus — Cera Knight (D. Lamasney). Weight today 99.
3-4 1:14 good 99 7 9 9 9 9*=AMcRae .THsty sPride, VauNess, E.M.Brat’ii
3-4 1:16 mud 105 2 9 9 9* 8*=AT Clark Bountiful, 'r.Rtqu-ohate. HavenRun.
5-8 1:OOA fast 107 11 12 12 11 IP P Phillips Tocoiaw, Otto Stifel, Cloudlight.
4, by Balgowan — Nance O’Neil (H. Mack). Weight today 99.
3-4 1:16 slow 105 5 6 8 9 S*®A.T McBride Magrane, Misty’s I’riiie, Pal.
7-8 1:2S? mud 108 4 4 4 5 5*? 5* L WilliamsMagranc, Frtsi Bent, Atkins.
F C 1:10? slop 112 1 1 1 1* 16 L WilliamsAvoiialis, Santa Ray, South. Lady.
FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 3-year-old.s and upward. Handicap. (1:42 -4 — 110.)
i (K. Spence). Weight today 119.
8"'ll‘^TA’bu(hon MalmgaHV. FPta M.. lirilliaut.
4* 3* A’buchon T. Engli.shman. Jung. Imp, LigiitNude
J. E. Muri*hy). Weight today 96.
10 P)"'AF’ h5'.\ain Foreigner, FireAlarm. JohiiMeBride
8A (•'*]<' Swain Tgtuus, Foreigner, Flavigny.
2= ‘2*5 F* Swain Marvin Neal, Flavigny, Lit. Elkin.
SIR EDWARD, b.
67t:i4 Oakland
66 ;h*S Oakland
6(>G57 Oakland
EDWIN GUM, ch.
i;7ni Oakland
6698 4 Oalcland
66910 Oakland
dusty: MILLER,
6V!:’.t Oakland
67«'">'j Oakland
66*181 Oakland
RUBRIC, ch. h, 6,
67134 (lakland
f7'i:.9 ( Jukiand
6683 4 < Tikhuid
JOCUND, ch. h, 6.
671 P) ( laklund
66911 Oakland
' 6786 onjclund
RAMUS, ch. c, 4,
».7i:j4 Oakland
♦ C915 A. scot Park
6*3657 Oakland
c, 4. by Eddie Jones — Motto (G. M. Van Gorden). Weight today 113.
1 1-lG 1:4.8? fair 115 l l 3 1 l"t 2* 1j WilliamsI lusty Miller, Ramus, Rubric.
.5-8 1:01? fair inS 2 3 2 Ji* 1= W Miller FTret*all. St. Francis, Hector.
1 1-4 2:0S? fair 111 4 1 1 1 2'i 3=? Graham Kercheval, Logistilla, Ramus,
c, 4, by Flatus — Bessie Gum (W. Walker). Weight today 107.
1 1:42 fair in? 1 3 3 1 1- 1" W Miller Blagg, Blue Eyes, Mi.ss Rillie.
1 1 16 1:47? good 102 4 2 2 2 2* I'** J Hunter St. Filmwood, D. Miller, EdSherhhin
1 1:13 fair 102 6 5 1 1 1= I** J Hunter Crowshado, Ed Sherid.-m, (T Burnett
b. h. 6, by Montana — Wbat Not (C. Van Dusen). Weight today 106.
J 1 16 1:48? fair P*5 :J ;; 2 2 2* A 1* Gross Sir Edward, Ramus, Uuhrie.
1 1 4 2:05? good P>2 5 7 9 7 S* 9"*AGross Voladay, W. II. Carey, Dr. Legg*>.
1 1 16 1:17? good P>5 5 4 3 3 3= 3*? A Brown E. Gum, St. ITuiwikmI. Ed Sheridan
by Mirthful — Herbric (E. Gaylord). Weight today 102.
1 J 16 1:18? fair P»t 2 2 I ii 4" 4"A W Miller Dusty Miller, Sir lalward, Ramus.
1 1 4 2:05? good PMi 9 :: 1 8 9A It SUndy Volnd:iy, W. II. C.irey. Dr. Leggo.
1 1-16 1:.50? livy 10.5 7 Pulled up. Sani(y IToper, Tony Faust, Voladay.
by Miithfu^Flower Dellis (W. B. Jennings).
1 1-16 1 :!9? %ir P»8 3 11 1 1* I'iWMll
9"*AGross Voladay, W. II. Carey, Dr. Legg*>.
3*? A Brown E. Gum, St. FTiiiwikmI. Ed Sheridan
, Weight today 102.
4'*A W Miller Diisly Miller, Sir lalw.ird, Ramus.
I SUndy Volnd:iy, W. II. C.irey. Dr. Leggo.
Sani(y IToper, Tony Faust, Voladay.
Jennings). Weight today 101.
I'i W Miller .Mamiator. Avonalis. lU‘eehw<MMl.
2» .V Brown Vox I’opiili, IIiMlgellu>rn, Su|».Court.
2= A Brown Blagg, Aaron J., Instructor.
H. Stevens). Weight today 97.
3=? Horner Dusty Miller, Sir Edward, Riibrie.
1 1-16 1 : 1'.*? ^lir pis 3 11 1 1* 1'? W Miller .Mandator. Avonalis. lU‘eehw'<MMl.
1 1:14 fair 124 5 1 2 2 2= 2'i .V Brown Vox Popiili, Iledgethorn, Su|».Court.
5-S' 1:03? mud 112 10 7 5 3* 2= A Brown Blagg, Aaron J., Instructor,
by Governor Foraker — Emily S. (T. H. Stevens). Weight today 97.
1 1-16 1:48? fair 99 4 4 4 4 3A 3=? Horner Dusty Miller, Sir Edward. Riibrie.
1 1-4 2:07A fast I06 7 10 11 11 11* 11*»AG Koerner W. H. Carey, A. Muskoday. T’aiTaii
1 1-4 2:0S? fair 100 9 11 7 6 7* 4*? Kirsch’m Kercheval, Logistilla, Sir Fidward.
67155 r. Grounds 7-S good Pin 5 2 4 4 4!* 3= \'an Dn.senl.uey Marie. Cora ITiee. Dry Dollar.
67' 175 FT Grounds :: t 1:1:?? fast 9i 9 in Pi lOA lO** Bilac Posing, Auditor, Dapple Gold.
66666 FT Grounds Im 20y 1:4S hvy lOj 1 3 5 5 5= 5** Van Dusen.Vgra. Schroeder’sMidway, D.Stroine
HAND BAG, ch. f, 4, by Handsel —Magella (A. Schottel). Weight today 114.
66999 City i’:uk 7 8 1 : js fast 97 14 14 14 14 14 J4*”AGold.ctein Rosehoro, I’eninn. K. (*f the Valley.
C6760 FT GnuiiKls 2 3:45? hvy 88 2 1 7 8 8* 8==AGold.stein Ca.«hier, Si(M*kwoiHl. TaiTae.
66590 FT Grounds Im 20y 1:42? good 99 12 12 12 13 9= S*=AF Burton Tenuis, Mariiuho, Mahogany.
SINCERITY BELLE, ch. m, 5, by Handsome— Sincerity (W. F. Bryson). Weight today 119.
(i71NJ (.See Fair Grounds ehart in this paper. 1
FIFTH RACE — 1 i-8 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upw.ard. Selling. (1:.511 — 1 — 105.)
C7P»3 IT (’.rounds 1 1-16 1:51 hvy :'9 1 8 6 6 6** 5‘A I’iekett Light Note. P.ClilTord, K.Ellsworlii
67054 City Park 1 1-4 2:u7? fast Ml 8 7 6 6 S' A 8*"APickint .Marvin Neal. A. Day, Fivie Greene.
LONGBRIGHT, b. c, 4, by John Bright— Mattie Long (F. M. Arthur). Weight today 119.
66855 Git. V I’ark 1 1-16 1 :49? slow Pn 8 7 8 8 7* ♦:*' Heckman AnnaDay, KingEllsw orth. Sauetiou.
66760 FT Grounds 2 3:45? hvy '.*8 4 4 6 6 7"* 6*= Bilac (’ashler, Stoekwooil. Tarlae.
66341 City Park 1 1-2 2:38? slow *9S 4 4 6 6 6= 6**>JBeckman Padre, Etta M., Gay Minister.
REDCOAT, ch. c. 4, by The Hero— Mountain Quail (J. Hickey). Vf eight today 124.
67129 F’. Grounds 11:*:; .slow IP > 3 3 2 2 2.' 3‘* Nicd .\raho, P. of \Vis»dsto<*k. Bellimliaii.
66929 (’ity ITirk 1 1-S 1:.54R fa.'-t 105 13 13 12 12 121 12*«AW Mcln’re(juinn Bratly. Anna Day, l.aeaehe.
66S.5.5 City Park 1 1 16 1:49? slow 103 7 8 7 7 8 8*= \V McIn’re.VnnaDay, KingEllsworth, Saneti#n.
FLAUNT, b. g,
U"N6 Oaklainl
66751 Oakland
C18(K> Oakland
GRAFTER, b. g
67010 Oakland
66‘ IU Oakland
54022 Oakland
LO, by Forester — Display (S. P. Tate).
1 1:44? mud JO!' :: :: 2 1* M A Brown
7-S l:3l^j slop no 7 7 7 4 5* 4^ E W'alsh
1 1:42? fast M7 6 9 9 9 9* 9** Minder
9, by Cicero — Leap Year (Blasingame Bros.).
1 1:42 fast Pi9 Pi
lm20yl:47 hvy los 6
1 1:111 fast l')6 6
9**A Van’ bout
7=3?Van’bout
Weight today 111.
F’nnnySide, St. George Jr., Vineeniio.
lliiltord, Metlakatla, Burnolette.
Dewey, Pickaway, MissM.Bowulish.
Weight today 111.
Miss Rillie, C’alniar, L. of the Vale.
Lucian, Metlakatla. Lazell.
1-- L FountainRalphYoung, JudgeDenton.Magrane
W. B. GATES, h. g, 11, by Prince Royal — Penelope (R. R. Rice, Jr.).
67i'S5 Oakland
67034 Oakland
66960 Oakland
1 1-16 1:50 mud PU. ;*
ImlOOy 1:48 fast 104 7
Im 20y 1:43? good 102 2
Weight today 111.
A Brown Byronerdale, Jake Moose, Hooligan.
4' 1-? Sandy
30 3 ‘A Sandy
HARBOR, br. h, 6, by Handspring — Astrid (J. J. Ellerd).
Sandy Harbor, ti.P.McNear, BlackPriiice.
Sandy Nigrette, Bogum, Peligroso.
Weight today 109.
Kir.seh’m Byronerdale. Jake Moose, lIiK*ligan.
Kirsch’m \V.B. Gates, G.P.McNear. Bl’klTince
Kirsch’m Dutiful, Reeves, Invader.
7* 7*"ABoekinan IJght Note. P.t’lilToi d. K. Ellsworth
2= 2*A F” Burton Katie Powers, L. Elkin, Speedimiker
8* S®” F Burton K. Platt, O. Kha.vyain, Delp’ule.
s. M. Gcldblatt) Weight today 106.
i,.i's5 Oakland 1 1-16 1:50 mu I Pi7 4 3 2 4 4A 4* Kir.seh’m Byronerdale. Jake Moose, IbKdigan.
67o:;4 Oakland ImlOOy 1:48 fast 102 8 2 2 2 2A 2A Kirsch’m \V.B. Gates, G.P.McNear. Bl’klTince
C5723 Oakland 1 1;43 mud 105 4 1 1 1 3* I'l Kirsch’m Dutiful, Reeves, Invader.
ISABELITA, b. m, 7, by Rey e! Santa Anita — Teodolina (J. M. Crane). Wdight today 104.
H7PI8 Oakland 1 1-16 1:51? fair 102 2 3 2 2 2’ 2’ G McL’hlin.Vmirew Mark, ('lieripe, Lone Wolf.
6(.S59 Oakland 1 1-16 1:53 slow’ Pi7 1 8 5 4 4* 3=? Horner Hooligan, BlacklTinee. Earlyllours.
66752 Oakland Im 50y 1:49? slop 105 7 7 7 6 6 * 5* Horner I'm Joe, Jake Moose, Hooligan.
ALARIC, b. c, 3, by Pirate of Penzancts — Mollie Pitcher (J. E. Case). Weight today 94.
671.59 Oakland 1 1:45 slop P*9 9 10 10 lo .8 5"' A lirown Blanche C.. D. of Orleans, Bogum.
66882 Oakland G 1-2 f l:2.3g fair 10.4 7 7 7 7 7*®AF Graham Huerfano, Bogum, D. of Orleans.
6C772 Oakland 1 1-lG 1:51 slop 94 5 5 5 5 4? 2® J Hayes Governor Davis, Urehan, Watchful.
4 2 1 1 1* 1* T Taylor Canmal, 11. F. Williams. Niiiwimj<1.
I.eft at the post. T Taylor (Jrenade, Monoehord. The Thrall.
(,7105 J«T Groun.is 1 1-16 1 :51g hvv Pi9 4 2 1 1 1* 1* T Taylor Canmal, 11. F. Williams. Niiiw.mj<1.
67049 (’itv I'ark 1 1:41? fa.st p.9 I.eft at the post. T Taylor (Jrenade, Monoehord. The Thrall.
665S7 IT Groun.is Im 20y 1:42? good Pi6 13 14 14 14 9"^ 95 Ott IT.of W’dst’k, II. ofllyac’th.G.Coin
NORTH WIND, br h. 7. by George Kinney— Ocypete (A. L. Woolery). ‘ Weight today 129.
67105 F’. Gr.Jund-s 1 1-16 1;51r hvv 1iUi s 5 4 5 5* .5** II IjOwc Gamester, (’anmal. R. F. Williams j
66740 IT Grounds 11:48? hvv 124 1 4 8 10 10 10=- FI Wilson SeaSalt, Schroed. Midway, Gladiator
66:162 City Park 1 1-8 1 :54i: good Pi,5 p) 9 12 12 12 12‘» D Austin Ueboundcr. I'laviguy, Scalploek.
SIXTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
RON J., ch. g, 9, by Housatonic
3-year-olds and upward. Special Weights. (l:0o:j — (J— KXk)
AARON J., ch. g, 9, by Housatonic — Orinoca (Armour & Griffiths).
670.83 Oakland 3^ l:16g mud 119 4 4 6 6* 6"A H’brand
668S6 Oakland F C l:12j| fair 109 3 I 2 2* 2= H’brand
66786 Oakland 5-8 l:03g mud 105 2 2 2 2h 3"? Borel
HUGH M’GOWAN, ch. g, 6. by Sleipner — Sieve (H. E. Rowell).
Phillips). Weight tcijay 98.
7’® (JohLstein AnnaDay. KingEllswori h. Sanction.
* 5'*? Beckman Narelle, Royal Bond, GothoUne.
C. Wolfe). Weight today 103.
93 S’-*! J I.. e Kaiserhoff. No (Quarter. Royal Bond
* S*=ilNilac (EGforge, Liftnptrimmer. J. Kaufman
* 9*®AA’buchon Narelle, Royal B'jnd. Gotholinc.
» (V7. F-. King). Weight t.iday 9G.
* 7 '= Gold.**tcin .Vrabti. P. of Wondsttak. I’cdco.ii.
■* 9*2 G Swain Tom I>»*lan. Fantastic. Dr. S'lrulli.
66S86 Oaklan.i
.:6,s::5 Oaklan.l
66712 Oakland
PATSY BROWN,
*;1173 Ascot Park
61140 Ascot Park
BELL REED, ch.
6*>‘;,5.5 Oakland
66185 Oakland
66 A9 Oakland
MANSARD, b. g
6708 1 Oak lam!
!» :429 (>akland
66317 (Jaklan.l
F’ C l:12g fair PUi H
.3-4 1:16Rhvy 104 7
5 1-2 f 1:10? mud 109 2
8*®iSan.ly
8"’ASandy
5‘* Sandy
Weight today 107.
Filevation, P. Wheeler, Dr. .Sherman
Twolaw, F'umiy Side, Hedgetboru.
Blagg, Jocund, Instructor.
Weight today 107.
Tocolaw’, Aaron J., V'linnyslde.
Gatew’ay. Van Ness, Magrane,
Sup. Court, D. Dollars, Brush Up.
g, 5, by Prince Plenty — Dora Vfood (W. T. Williams).
1 1:43.*. .«5lo\v 110 4 4 3 81 * S'" \V F'is
3 4 1:16 slop 102 8 1 1 1' 2* W F'is
r, 7, by Captive — Miss Gentry (.T. H. Brannon).
3-4 1:16? fair PH 4 6 7 9 9*nO Will
3-4 1:17ghvy Pi5 6 5 4? 5'H A Will
5 1-2 f 1 :09? mud P)4 3 3 3 3= 2® A Will
7 by Florist — Fedalma (H. E. Rowell).
3 4 1:1.51) mud P)2. 4 5 4 3- Sandy
G 1-2 f 1:23? hvy 100 5 7 6 6* 7**l.Sandy
Weight today 107.
5 1-2 £1:09 hvy 109 2
si» S'" W F'ischer Needful. Kinsman, Exapo.
1' 2* W F'ischer PaiiHinca. Bailey, Dr. Rohefts.
H. Brannon). Weight today 107.
9 9*<?0 WilliamsGold. Rule, Ch.Wittman, D. Boland.
4? 5"? A Williams Yellowstone. Lillitus. .Meada.
33 2* A WilliamsEarl Rogeis, Batidor, Matt Hogan.
Rowell). Weight today 107,
3- Sandy VanNess. Pr. Titania, NonieLiicille.
6* 7**l.Sandy Rapi*l Water, Joe Boyne. Burleigli.
Ink 2** W Miller Cloudlight, Native Son, Sir Brillar.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK MUDDY.
FIR.ST RACE— 1 ? Mile. 2 year-ohlu. Allowances. (174 — 2— t»S.)
Index Course Dffit Time T’ek NVl S( U Vi ^4 StrF'tn Jockeys Ee.st Okmp.any
PAJAROITA, ch. c, 2, by Rey del Sierras — Aunt Bird (W. K. Lemmon). Weiaht today 112.
67131 Oakland 1 2 49? fair 114 2 3 2? 3** J Powers Bravonre. Bunker Hill. Dreilgcr.
67006 Oakland 3 1-2 f 42 fast 114 5 2- 1? J Powers Galuioore, Bardonia, Memorize.
60^31 0»jilan4 1-2 good IU9 3 7 7^ J Powers Bhinestone, Excbeijuer, Irish Mike.
ENTRE NOUS, ch. m, 5, bv Salvation — Installatrix (M. Reis).
67136 Oakland 5 S 1 :01g fair PC, 8 4 3 3= 1- W Kelly
66611 Ascot I’ark F C 1 :09? fast Pi4 S 5 4 5=* 4'i Finn
66478 Ascot Park 3-4 1:15 slow 112 3 1 2 2**k 4=* Finn
YO SAN, b. m, 6, by St. Blaise — Algae (0. F. Hume).
6(i88;4 Oaklami F" C 1:14 fair PUi 9 a S 8* 7«? H’brand
1,6782 Oakland F C 1 :14? mud 122 1 3 3 3? 3=? H’brand
6i,7;H ihikUiml 3 I 1:17? hvy PC 4 1 4 .M* 7'* A Brown
PRINCKSS T.OiriSF..
Weight today 105.
Bill .Mayhtim. St;a Lad, PontoliH-.
Don Doino, I.a Gloria, I’latoon.
Daruma. Toots Mook, Pantouile.
Weight today 105.
Princess Wheeler. Frolic. Hersain.
Santa R.iy. P’cessWheeler, Comilfo.
Jmlge, I'm Jin', ITiiicess Wlie«‘ler.
Weight today 102.
First slarl.
WEE LASS, oh.
♦;;or.i; Oakland
6«ii258 Oakland
66449 Oakland
f, 4, by Albeit — Seati-b T.uitie (Hall A Mariihall).
7 8 l:26;7 fast '.in 3 1 .3 6 6'» .<cnvillc
5 1-2 f l:0Sg fair 9ii 6 5 6 6* 6'= Kirsch’m
3-4 1:17? slop 100 6 4 4 62 6"? Horner
l«ll A Mamhall). Weight today 101.
6 6’* .<cnvillc V«>x Popnll. Martinmas. Gateway.
6* 6'= Kirsch’m Grassentter, ()«v:«nSln>re.TonyFaust
62 6"? Horner Mistys Pride, Blagg, Instructor.
11. E. Uow(;lI entry — Hugh McGowan and Muus^ird.
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JUDGMENT FOR JUDGE PERKINS.
Covinsrfon. Ky.. February 22. — About a year apo
Back Tax iV>ller(«»r Mennhi};er brought suit against
Judge (ieorge IVrklns for taxes on of the
stock in the Latonia Jo<*key riub, which was sold
to J. L. Khiivock and others. In answering the
suit Judge Perkins set up the plea tlmt the stock
was the proi>erty of his son. Gilbert Perkins, a
resident of New York, and that therefore he (Judge
Perkins) was not properly taxed with it. Judge
Sliaw, in tlie Circuit Court, holds that the piea is
go*Ml and gives judgment for Judge Perkins.
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5 Ib.s. Four Furlongs.
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THF. WOODHAVEN STAKES.— For two-year-olds; $20 each, half forfeit; with $1,000 addcii, of wliich
$200 to the second and $100 to the third, ^he winner to be sold at auction for .$.‘{.,500. If for less, 1 lb.
allowed for each $100 down to $1,000. Sefflug price to be stated through the entry-box when entries close
OK the d.:y preceding the race. Winners of a race of the value of $l,tHK) at the meeting not to be entered
tor less than $‘2..500. Fo?ir and a Half Furlongs.
STEEPLECHASES FOR FOUR-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
THE GLENDALE STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP.— For four-year-olds and upward. By subscription of
$25 each, or $10 if declared by 2 p. m. on the day preceding the racer with $l,5(Kj added, of which $250
to the second and $150 to the third. Weights to be announced five days tiefore tlie race. Winners after
the annoiiiicement of the weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. About Two Miles and a Half.
THE WINFIELD STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP.— For four-year-olds and upward. By subscription of
$25 each, or $10 If declared by 2 p. in. on the day preceding the race; with $1,200 added, of which $200
to tlie .-second and $10o to the third. Weights to be announced five days before the race. Wiruicis after
the aimoiniceineiit of the weights to carry 5 lbs. e.xtra. About Tv/o Miles.
THE BAYSIDE STEEPLECHASE. — For four-year-olds and upw.ard. By siibseripf ion of $2.5 eai'h. or
$10 f«»rf'‘it; with .$1,(MMI adtlcd, of which $20t) to the second and $BK) <o the tliird. Weights 10 lbs. aliove
the s«*ale. The winner to l»e sold at auetl<»n for $2. .500. If for less, 1 lb. allowtal for ea *li $HX> dawn to
S.5IKI. S**l!iiig juice to lie stated tlirougli tlie entry box wlvn entries close on the day preceding tlie race.
Winners of a race of the value of $1 ,(kn) at the uieetlug not to Ik* euU*red for less tliaii
About Two Miles.
THF. lU’IiF.S OF RACING, and subsequent amendments thereto, adopted by The Jockey Club, govern
all races run uudw the auspices of tin* tjueeiis County Jockey Club.
Entiles to either or all of the races advertis**d liere will he received only with the nmlerstnnding. and
on the agre«*inent of the subscrilK*r, that the provisions of Racing Rules 42 and 43 (hereto ujipcnd.Ml) form
a part of and govern the contract.
"Rule 42— Every iKTson subscribing to a sweepstakes, or entering a horse in a race to lie nm under
these rules, accepts the decision of the Stewards on any question relating to a race, or to racing.
"Rule 4.*1 — .\t the discretion of the Stewards of The .Tockey (3ub, or of the Stewards, and without
notii'e. tlie entries of any person, or the transfer of anj* entry, may b«* refused.”
The Rules of Racing adopted by the Natuinal Steeplechase :iud Hunt Association govern all steeple-
chases run under the auspices of the Queens Couuty Jockey Club.
In making nominations to these stakes particular attention is hereby called to rules 50, 51, 52 and 53
of the Rules of Racing.
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
Gl I Y OF TRAVERSE secretary queens COUNTy JOCKEY CLUB, 399 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SPECIAL FRISCO TRAIN 2.20 P. M. DAILY. T ^
3 Trains on Illinois Central leave Randolph St. at 12:30 and 1:15 p. m., |y| ■ 1 1 I | M 1 1 M I kIIVm I UU 1 1 w
stopping at Van Buren, 43rd and 63rd Sts. only. Illinois Central 2:20 ifA V'Jll JL kJ JL w v m
SPECIAL FRISCO TRAIN 2120 P. M. DAILY.
3 Trains on Illinois Central leave Randolph St. at 12:30 and 1:15 p. m.,
stopping at Van Buren, 43rd and 63rd Sts. only. Illinois Central 2:20
express train makes regular stops, only running express from Van
Buren to 53rd St., and making all other stations south to 91st St. Return-
ing trains at 5:05, 6:00 and 7:00 p. m. 5:05 p. m. returning train does
not stop at 43rd St., running express bet'ween 53rd and Van Buren Sts.
ROUND TRIP
Including Fare on
City of Traverse
50 CENTS
OTIS
LAD’S METHOD
S5 for 6 Occasionals
119 La Salle Street - - Chicago
THE LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB
Racing Department of the Latonia Agricultural and Stock Association (Incorporated).
COVINGTON, KENTUCKY.
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Stakes to Close Saturday, March 2, 1907
FOR SPRING MEETING, 1907.
THE CLIPSETTA STAKES. — For fillies two years old: $5 to accompany the nomination: ,$t.5 addf-
tlonsil to start: $1.25'i added, of wbirh $200 to tin* second and $l<ki to Hie :hird. Winners of a swoep-
vlakes of the value of $1,250 to earry 3 1I>.<. ; of two of any value, 5 ll»s.; of three or more of any value. 7
lbs. extra; iK»n-wiuiiers of a sweepstakes allowed -3 lbs., and if sueli nave not won ihree races. .5 lbs.:
two raees, S lbs.; uia dens that liave not lieeu placed iii a sweei»stakes, J2 i‘js. Five Furlongrs.
THE HAROLD STAKES. — For eolts two years old: $5 to .accompany tlic nomination; $45 additional to
start; $1,250 added, of which .$20O to the second and $1(K» to the third. Winners of a sweepslake.s of t!ie
valne of $1.2-50 to ear.'.v llit^. ; of two of any value, 5 lbs.: of tliree ?>r more »f any value. 7 llis. extra
Noii-wiiiners of a sweepstakes allowed 3 lbs., ami if sueh have not won three races, 5 lbs: two races, S
lbs. Maidens that liave not lK*en placed in a sweepstakes, 13 lbs. Five Furlongs.
THE CINCINNATI TROPHY. — ^.\ sweepstakes for colt.s and fillies two years old: $10 to aecomjiany the
nomination; $90 additi.mal to start: $2,(K)0 adtled, of which $:;50 to the second and $150 to the tiiird. i
Winners a sweepst.il:es of tlie value of $1,500 to earry 3 lbs.; of two of au.v value. (► lbs. extra. Non- '
winners of a s\v€*epst.ikes alh'wed 4 lbs., and if sueb have not won tlm*e raees, 7 lbs.: maidens, if uev’cr 1
placed In a sweejista’ics, 10 lbs. In addition to tlie first iuone.v and stakes, the winner will receive a
Oliver Ctip, douateil by the lion. Jiilins Fleischmann. Five and a Half Furlongs.
THE MERCHANTS’ STAKES . — A selling sweepstakes for three-year-ohis and ujovard; $5 to accom-
pany the nomination . $45 additional to start; $1.2.50 added, of which $2<K» to the second and $100 to the
third. The winner to Ik* sold at auction. Those enlere«l for $3,tK)0 to earry weight for age; them 1 lli.
allowed for each $2.50 to $2,000; then 1 lb. for eaeli .$200 to $1,000; tl>.*n 1 lii. for each $100 to $G0i).
Starters, with selltiig price, to bt* named through entry box the day before the race at usual time of olos-
lug. One Milo.
THE BREWERS’ EXCHANGE HANDICAP. — For tbvee-year-olds and niiwarl; $5 to acc*ompany the
nomination; $45 additional to start; $1,250 added, of wtiicli .$2(tO to second and $UMl to tliird. Weights to
ap|K*ar three days prior to race. Winners of otlier than a selling purse alter aunouii'emeiit of weights to
<*arry 5 lbs. additional. Six Furlongs.
THE KENTUCKY STEEPLECHASE . — A handicap for tlirec-yeai>olds and upward; $5 to adompany
the noininatioH; $50 additional to st.nrt; $1.(J<K> added, of which $200 to .second and $10*) to third. Weights
to appear throe days prior to that set for the race. Winners after public.it ion of weights to carry 7 Ib.s.
extra. Club House Course — About One Mile and Three-quarters.
THE CINCINNATI HOTEL SPRING HANDICAP.— For three-year-olds and upwird; $5 to accompany
the nomination; $15 adiiitioiial to start; $1.2.50 added, of which $2<K) to second and $lO0 to third. Weights
to apjiear three days prior t«» that set lor the race. Winners of other than a selling pursi* after aiinouui'e-
nient fd welglits to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile and an Eighth.
THE DECORATION HANDICAP. — For tbree-year-olds and upward; $5 to accompany the nomination;
$45 additional to start; $1,500 added, of which $:itK) to second and $1«M) to third. Weights to apjiear three
days prior to miming of the race. Winners of otlier than a sailing purse after the imhlie.atiou of weights
to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile and a Sixteenth.
THE QUEEN CITY HANDICAP.— For three-yenfc’-olds and upward; $25 to accompany the nomination;
$50 additional If not declared out on or liefore Mav 1st; $150 additional to start. The Club to guarantee
the winner $8,500. the .second .$1.0iK) and the tliird $5tK>. Weiglits to b<* announced .Vpril 1st. Wimitrs
after aiinouneement of weights, of two races of .$500, or one of $1..500, 3 Ihs. extra; of two ot $1,500. or
one of $3,000, 7 lbs. extra. One Mile and an Eighth.
THE LATONIA DERBY.— For three-year-olds tfoals of 1004): $15 to accompany the nomination; $25
if not declared out on or before April 15tb; $50 additional if not declared out oc or before May 15th; $U)0
additional to start: $;5.000 added, of wliieti $100 to second and .$100 to third. Winners of a sweepstakes
in 1007 of the valne of $1,5IK>. 3 lbs.; of two such or <aie of $3.tXK», 5 lbs. exti;:. Xoii-winiiers of a
sweepstakes in 11M>7 allowed 5 lbs., and if not placed in a sweepstakes, 8 lbs. Maidens, H never placed
in a sweepstakes, 12 lbs. . One Mile and a Half.
THE LATONIA OAKS.— For fillies three years old (foals of 1004); $10 to accompany the nomlnatuHi;
$20 additional if not declared out on or before .Vpril 15tli: $40 additional if not declared out on m* liefore
May 15th; $100 addiluinal to start; $2.(K)o added, of wliicli $3tK) to the second aiul $200 to the tlil**d.
Winners of a sweepstakes in 1007 of tb<* value <if $2,000 and whiners of two sweepstakes in that year of
any value to carry 5 llis. extra. Those not iiaviiig won a sweepstakes in 15)07 allowed ;5 lbs., ami if not
placed in a sweepstakes, S lbs. One Mils and a Quarter.
Overnight Purses. $400, $500, $600 and $700.
Three Steeplechase Races Each Week.
Address All Communications to JOHN B. DILLON, Secretary, Covington, Kentucky.
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